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A notarial certificate is a formal written statement made by a notary public or lawyer to certify the performance of a notarial act. The notary describes the notarial act, signs the certificate, applies their stamp and embosses their seal onto the certificate. Finally, the notarial certificate is attached to your document, and at this point, your document becomes 'notarized'. (Brosgall Legal, Vancouver)
After the document has been signed and the signatory has taken any required oaths or affirmations, the notary will complete the notarization by applying their official seal or stamp. This includes their name, commission number, and the date. Some documents may require a separate notary certificate. If so, the notary will complete this certificate, which should then be attached to the document. (Wonder Legal USA)
