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In Nevada, certain legal documents require notarization to be considered valid and legally binding. Below is a list of common documents that typically require notarization in Nevada: Deeds: - Quitclaim Deeds - Warranty Deeds - Grant Deeds Real Estate Documents: - Mortgage Documents - Loan Agreements - Lease Agreements (especially for commercial real estate) Affidavits: - Affidavit of Identity - Affidavit of Heirship(commonly used in estate matters) - Affidavit of Loss - Affidavit of Support Acknowledgments: Notarization is required when a document's signer acknowledges their signature before the notary (e.g., contracts, forms, etc.). Court Documents: - Petitions for probate or other legal proceedings - Verification of Documents filed in court Contracts and Agreements: While not all contracts require notarization, certain types, like those related to real estate or certain business transactions, may require a notary to ensure validity. Marriage Certificates: In some instances, a notary may be used to authenticate or verify documents related to marriage. Financial Documents: - Loan Agreements - Business Formation Documents (such as LLC or Corporation formation documents) Documents for International Use: When documents need to be used internationally, such as affidavits or powers of attorney, notarization and possibly an apostille may be required for validation. Vehicle Title Transfers: In some cases, vehicle titles and bills of sale require notarization during the transfer of ownership. It is important to verify the specific requirements for notarization as some documents may require additional witnesses or legal formalities depending on the context. Always consult with an attorney if you are uncertain about any document that requires notarization. Please call or use our contact form to discuss how we can assist you with your specific notarization requirements.