When notarizing a legal document, it's important to authenticate the identity of the person signing. In the state of Nevada, powers of attorney must be notarized. The notarization process involves two parties:

• The person signing the paperwork

• The person who's allowing the signing of the document

Powers of attorney sometimes take effect right away, but they're also used when principals can't make their own decisions. Our notaries are here to ensure the legal status and acknowledgement these important documents need.

Most of us know what living wills are, but these documents' effects on our daily lives are often underestimated. A living will is a legal document that may include advance directives, which tell others what they can (and can't) do if your health fails and you can't make your wishes known.

While it's certainly possible to create a living will in the comfort and privacy of your own home, you'll have to take a few steps to ensure its legitimacy. Call or click today to learn how we can notarize your living will quickly and easily.

An affidavit is a document that's used to fulfill a variety of legal purposes. Affidavits often contain information like:

• The creator's name and contact information

• The reason the document is being created

• Other information required by a private party or the court

• The signatures of the affiant (signer) and the notary

• The date of the document's signing

Las Vegas residents often need affidavits of heirship, residence, death, small estate, or name change. Our notaries can witness these documents' signings and ensure their legal status under state law. Contact us today to book an appointment.

A prenuptial agreement, sometimes referred to as a premarital agreement, is a legal document a couple drafts before they get married. These documents address the division of assets and debts after a divorce or a partner's untimely death. A prenuptial agreement might also include provisions for spousal support. For such an agreement to be enforceable, it must be properly designed and signed by both soon-to-be spouses before the wedding.

Can a Las Vegas notary handle marriage paperwork? Yes, they can! Not only can we notarize the documents required to legalize a marriage here in Vegas, but some of our team members can also officiate marriages.

Getting married brings notable changes, including the changing of names and the commingling of assets and debts. When you need to put a document in your married name—or when it's time to put a new spouse's name on a document—let us help.

While it's easy to tie the knot in Vegas—after all, the city is known for its drive-through wedding chapels—it's just as easy to dissolve a marriage here. The divorce process no longer has to be expensive and time-consuming, because we make it easier. Our notaries will help divorcing couples assemble the papers needed to file for legal separation, annulment, or divorce in Las Vegas.