A notary public in California can notarize a wide range of documents. Here are some of the most common types:   

 1.  Types of Documents You Can and Cannot Notarize

Real Estate Documents

• Deeds (grant, quitclaim, warranty)   

• Mortgages   

• Deeds of trust   

• Power of attorney for real estate transactions   

  
  

Legal Documents

• Affidavits   

• Oaths and affirmations   

• Powers of attorney (general, medical, financial)   

• Living wills   

• Living trusts   

• Community property agreements   

• Prenuptial agreements   

  
  

Business Documents

• Contracts

• Corporate documents (incorporations, bylaws, resolutions)

• Business loan documents

• Leases

Personal Documents

• Passport applications   

• Adoption papers   

• Child custody agreements   

• Immigration documents (certain types)

  
  

Note: While a notary can notarize immigration documents, they cannot provide legal advice or assistance with completing the forms.   

Other Documents

• Certified copies of documents   

• Signature witnessing

  
  

Important: Not all documents require notarization. It's essential to consult with an attorney or other qualified professional to determine if a document needs to be notarized.   

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