Going to a notary? 3 things to bring
What to bring to a notary in a 30-second video
Video transcript
Going to a notary? Here is what to bring. A valid photo ID, and for a power of attorney in a real estate transaction: only an Israeli ID card or a passport. The document itself, without signing it in advance. Signing for a company? Bring proof of signing authority. And the instructions of whoever requested the document, including whether an apostille is required.
Full explanation: What to Bring to a Notary: Documents Required for Each Notarial Act. What to bring to a notary: identification, the document, proof of authority to sign, and what is needed for a translation, a real estate power of attorney, a minor and a document in a foreign language. Based on the Notaries Regulations.
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