Notarizing Your Prenup
Secure Your Assets: Get a Notarized Prenup for Confidence
Congratulations on your engagement! Wondering about notarizing your prenup? Let’s explore its importance as you prepare for your marriage!
What Does a Notary Do?
It is important that the authenticity of a legal document can be verified and trusted. A notary public is an appointed state official to help deter fraud and ensure the identity of signers. A notary public’s job is to witness the signing of documents and to verify the identity of those signers, the signers willingness to sign the documents at hand, and the signer’s awareness at the time of the transaction.
After witnessing the signing of a document, a notary applies their signature, official seal, and notary details. When a notary’s seal is present on a document, it means it has been verified that the signatures are authentic and that the document has been properly executed.
Every couple should have access to an affordable, online solution
HelloPrenup partnered with Proof (formerly Notarize) to offer our clients a comprehensive platform for the entire prenup process. Now, thanks to this integration, you can complete all stages of your prenup online.
From generating the document to collaborating on terms with your partner and optional attorneys, and now also the option to notarize your prenup without needing to travel. Simply upload your document, verify your identity, and meet with an online notary instantly.
*E-sign available for all states except Maryland and Wisconsin.
We want to make your life easier, which is why we offer everything on one platform. After completing your document, as a HelloPrenup user, you get an exclusive price of $50 to notarize your prenup, or $75 if you are not a HelloPrenup user.
With just one click, send your prenup to Proof, our partner.
Create an account, verify your identity (remember, you must have an SSN or ITIN), meet with the notary, and sign your prenup. It's that simple.
*HelloPrenup has teamed up with Proof. Proof is the leading provider of online notary services.
*HelloPrenup will not be your host while there and is not responsible for content provided by third-party sites, including Proof. Please note that you are subject to the destination site’s Privacy Policy and Terms & Conditions.
Why You Need to Get Your Prenuptial Agreement Notarized
Notarization Methods
The online notarization process usually involves four steps
- Upload or scan your prenup
- Verify your identity: You must have a SSN or ITIN
- Connect with a notary on a video call
- Download or share your prenup
The notarization process typically involves three steps:
- Verify your identity
- Signing your prenup in front of the notary
- The notary will fix their seal and stamp to the document
Notarization Support: Frequently Asked Questions
Have any questions that aren’t mentioned here? We’re happy to chat.
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