Common contracts used by everyday people

Why notarize it:

• Helps prevent misunderstandings or disputes over repayment
   
• Adds a legal layer of protection for both parties
   
• Shows the borrower actually signed and agreed to the terms
   

Why notarize it:

• Protects both landlord and tenant, especially in informal arrangements
   
• Prevents "he said, she said" situations in case of eviction, damages, or deposits
   
• Boosts enforceable in court
   

Why notarize it:

• Proves ownership transfer actually happened
   
• Required by many states for DMV title changes
   
• Prevents fraud or false claims later on
   

Why notarize it:

• Required by airlines and border agents in many cases
   
• Proves the parent/guardian truly authorized the trip
   
• Can avoid delays or legal issues during travel
   

Why notarize it:

• Gives peace of mind during emergencies
   
• Hospitals often prefer notarized documents for non-parent guardians
   
• Proves informed consent was given
   

Why notarize it:

• Most courts won’t honor them without notarization
   
• Prevents claims of coercion or fraud later on
   
• Shows both parties understood and agreed to the terms
   

Why notarize it:

• Required in many states for banks, real estate, or medical use
   
• Gives legal power to a trusted person—so you want to be sure it’s valid!
   
• Notarization ensures the principal wasn’t under duress or incapacitated
   

Why notarize it:

• Helps solo business owners (like photographers, DJs, designers) secure payment
   
• Establishes clear terms, deadlines, and fees
   
• Prevents disputes or chargebacks
   

• Verifies identity – prevents impersonation and fraud
   
• Creates a legal record – timestamped and filed
   
• Makes it easier to enforce – notarized documents carry more weight in court