notarizing an American document

[Barbara]

Question from a friend here:

Do any Americans is Guanajuato happen to known of someone that can notarize an American document? I know I can get it done is San Miguel, but I'm trying to avoid missing a day of work.


Please post answer here if you know, or send to my email, barbaradavoli@hotmail.com


Thanks!

[admin]

People also ask (https://www.google.co.th/search?client=u...64&bih=564)

"Can you work as a notary abroad?
Those appointed by a U.S. state are not able to use their Notary commission overseas. Also, officers of the foreign service of the United States, and consular agents at U.S. embassies and consulates, are authorized under federal law to notarize documents abroad.Oct 22, 2014"

There are other references to this but I can't find them at the moment.

Only a US consul can make a legal US notorization here. I think the fee is $50 per stamp.

>>I just found this service: https://notarize.com/knowledge-center/ho...-overseas/ Worth checking out - and verify first with the State where your document will eventually end up that the notarization will be accepted.

[Barbara]

Thank you very much for doing that research! I passed your message to my friend.