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****NOTICE****

The preparation of deeds, notes, mortgages, and any other documents related to the transfer of property does not fall within the duties or powers of a notary public. A notary public may not offer advice related to the documents involved in the transfer of property or any other legal document.

What Do you Need to bring to Signing ? Please Bring A South Carolina Goverment Issued ID That Bears A Picture ID.

Can I bring my Social Security Card as id?

Awnser : No . Your Social security card dose not have picture id. the easiest way is to have a department of moter Vehicles issued id with you at signing .

Please use a Medium point pen Blue Ink at sighing
NO GEL PENS
Forms and documents– Please Do not Sign or Date any Documents in advance , this includes all personal documents and or legal documents.

Question: Where are you located ?

The Notary Office is Located at : – County of Lexington

Please keep the following things in mind:

Signing a notarized document is important. In many cases it carries the same status as testifying in court. It is therefore essential that all signatories have read the document(s) prior to signing to confirm that the data is accurate and that they can sign it as their voluntary act and deed.
All signatories must be present for their signatures to be notarized.
Per South Carolina’s notary regulations, our standard notary fee is $5 per notarized signature. Additional fees may be charged if a notary signature page needs to be created.
Some notary statements require that the notary watch you actually sign the document. You may fill in blanks and information within the document ahead of time, but do not sign or date documents until you are in the presence of the notary.
You will need to show the notary a current photo ID such as a driver’s license or a passport to confirm your identity.
If your document requires the signature of witnesses in addition to the notary, it is your responsibility to arrange to have witnesses present