Notarize Legal Vermont Auctions Forms For Free

Examples of notarial acts include taking an acknowledgment, administering an oath or affirmation, taking a verification of oath or affirmation, witnessing or attesting a signature, certifying or attesting a copy, and noting a protest of a negotiable instrument.

Am I required to have an official stamp? A notary public is not required to have an official stamp or to affix an official stamp on a record. If a notary public chooses not to affix an official stamp to a record, the notary public shall clearly print or type the following: Full name of notary public.

I,____________________________________________________, do solemnly swear (declare and affirm) that I will faithfully execute the office of NOTARY PUBLIC for the State of Vermont, and will therein do equal right and justice to all persons to the best of my judgment and abilities ing to law. SO HELP ME GOD.

The Clerk/Treasurer's Office will notarize documents free of charge. Two pieces of identification are required; please do not sign documents until you are in front of the notary. Clerk/Treasurer staff cannot perform document verification. For this service, please contact the Vermont Secretary of State's Office.

This signature MUST match the exact name typed on their commission certificate. The clerk will staple the bond to the oath of office and official signature filing and mail them to our office. The clerk or deputy will then present the notary with their commission certificate.

In Vermont, you are authorized to perform remote notarizations for as long as your traditional Notary Public commission is valid. Traditional commissions need to be renewed every two years.