Notario móvil
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Min Joe Portillo está certificado, asegurado, tiene experiencia, antecedentes comprobados, es puntual, compasivo y confiable. ¡Cualidades que le servirán mejor a usted y a sus seres queridos!
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¡Experiencia, profesionalismo, responsabilidad, prevención de fraude, cumplimiento y compasión!
¡Esas son solo algunas buenas razones! Como agente inmobiliario con más de 4 años de experiencia trabajando con diversos clientes y situaciones, he aprendido lo impactantes que son para mí las palabras anteriores.
Mi actividad de notario e intérprete refleja el mismo profesionalismo y compromiso a la hora de llevar a cabo transacciones legales con integridad, algo que me llevó años desarrollar. Me comprometo a cumplir con los más altos estándares de responsabilidad y conozco las sanciones por mala conducta, por lo que no tomo a la ligera el manejo de sus documentos. Estoy capacitada para prestar mucha atención a los detalles y cumplir con las leyes que nos protegen a ambos. Tenga la seguridad de que trabajará con un profesional capacitado.
Acknowledgment vs. Jurat – What's the Difference? Acknowledgement and jurat certificates are the two most common notarial acts, yet many signers are confused about the difference between these forms. Some notaries even find it difficult to remember which procedures apply to which certificate. Jurats A jurat is used when the signer is swearing to the document's content. The notary must administer an oath or affirmation to the signer in order to complete the jurat. A jurat also requires that the signer signs in the notary's presence. It is possible to glean this information from the jurat certificate itself. The wording states “Subscribed and sworn to before me…” – subscribed meaning “signed” and sworn meaning that an oral oath or affirmation was given. “Before me” means that both were done in the presence of the notary public. Acknowledgements An acknowledgement is used to verify the identity of the signer and to confirm that they signed the document. They are not swearing to the truthfulness or validity of the document, they are simply acknowledging that they signed the document. For an acknowledgement in the state of California, a signer is not required to sign the document in the presence of the notary public, but they are required to personally appear in front of the notary to confirm their signature. While it is important for a notary to understand the difference between the two, California notaries public are not allowed to determine which type of certificate a signer uses. To do so would be considered practicing law without a license. A Notary can only ask the signer which form they prefer; if they don't know, the notary will refer them to the originator of the document for an answer.