Who this is for
- Anyone filing a small estate, lost title, or identity affidavit
- People completing a name-change or address affidavit
- Businesses needing a sworn statement for a legal or insurance matter
- Attorneys who need a client's affidavit notarized outside the office
- Individuals responding to a court or agency request for a sworn statement
What to bring
- The unsigned affidavit do not sign before the notary arrives
- Government-issued photo ID
- Any witnesses the specific affidavit requires
- Supporting documents referenced in the affidavit, if helpful
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the difference between an affidavit and a jurat?
- A jurat is the notarial certificate confirming the signer swore or affirmed the statement is true in front of the notary. Most affidavits use a jurat, and the oath is part of the appointment.
- Can I sign the affidavit before you arrive?
- No. The signer must sign in the notary's presence after taking the oath. Bring the document unsigned.
- Can you notarize a small estate affidavit in Ohio?
- Yes. Small estate and lost-title affidavits are common requests. Call or text with the form and county where it will be filed.
- How much does it cost to notarize an affidavit in Cincinnati?
- Affidavits are typically covered under the General Notarization Package starting at $35.
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