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What is a Notarized Agreement?

A notarized agreement is a legal document that has been signed in the presence of a notary public (a person authorized by legal authority), who verifies the identities of the parties involved and ensures that each person is signing the document willingly and knowingly. The notary public then adds their official signature and seal to the document, certifying that the signatures are authentic and that the agreement was executed properly.

In India, notaries are appointed and regulated under the Notaries Act, 1952, which gives legal validity to their certification of documents.

Steps to Notarize Your Document with DigiLawyer

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Why Choose DigiLawyer for Notarizing Your Document?

Professional Expertise

Work with certified notaries who ensure your document is properly reviewed, authenticated, and legally binding.

100% Online Process

No need for office visits. Complete the notarization process with us from the comfort of your home, at any time, via phone or laptop.

Fast & Efficient

Skip the long queues and waiting times. Get your document notarized quickly and hassle-free, so you can move forward with confidence.

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Your documents and personal information are kept secure with encryption and strict confidentiality, ensuring complete privacy.

Transparent Pricing

Know exactly what you're paying for. No hidden fees or extra costs—just clear, upfront pricing for your peace of mind.

For Everyone

Whether you're an individual or a business, DigiLawyer offers a streamlined notarization process to meet your needs.

How DigiLawyer Can Help? 

Types of Agreements Notarized by DigiLawyer

Notarization is often required for certain types of legal agreements to ensure their authenticity, validity, and enforceability. Below are the common types of agreements that typically require notarization and are provided by DigiLawyer: 

• Real Estate Agreements 
• Powers of Attorney 
• Business Contracts 
• Loan Agreements 
• Financial Agreements 
• Court Documents 
• Affidavits 
• Wills & Trusts etc 

What are the Benefits of Notarizing an Agreement? 

1. Deter Fraud and Forgery: Notarization helps prevent fraud by confirming the identity of the signers and making sure their signatures are real, not fake, or tricked. 

2. Provide Legal Protection: Notarized agreements offer greater legal protection, making it harder for others to challenge the authenticity of the document or the intent of the parties involved. 

3. Increase Credibility and Legitimacy: A notarized document carries more weight and is perceived as more credible and trustworthy by courts, businesses, and other parties. 

4. Self-Authentication in Court: Notarized documents are considered self-authenticating, meaning they can be submitted as evidence in court without requiring additional proof or a witness to testify to their authenticity. 

5. Ensure Voluntary and Informed Consent: The notary confirms that all parties are signing willingly and with full understanding of the agreement, reducing the risk of disputes over coercion or misunderstanding. 

6. Meet Legal Requirements: Some agreements are legally required to be notarized to be enforceable, especially in real estate, wills, powers of attorney, and certain business contracts. 

7. Protect All Parties Involved: Notarization ensures all parties’ interests are protected by providing an impartial witness and verifying that everyone is acting of their own free will. 

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