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If you’re in need of a notary, you may be wondering if Bank of America has you covered. We’ll give you the scoop on whether or not this financial institution offers this service.
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Introduction
A notary public is an individual appointed by the state government to serve as an official witness to the signing of documents. Notaries public are also require to take an oath of office and provide a bond. The main duty of a notary public is to prevent fraud by ensuring that the person signing a document is who they say they are, and that they understand the document they are signing.
Bank of America does have notary services available at select branches. Notary services are typically free for Bank of America customers, but there may be a charge for non-customers. It’s always best to call ahead to confirm that a notary will be available during the time you need them.
What is a notary?
A notary is a state-commissioned official who has the authority to verify signatures and certify documents. A notary’s primary function is to deter fraud by witnessing and attesting to the signing of important documents. Notaries can also administer oaths, take affidavits and affirmations, and certify that a copy of a document is true.
While you are not required to have a notary for most documents, some financial institutions, such as banks, may require that certain documents be notarized in order to authenticate them.
Bank of America does have notaries on staff at select locations. You can search for a notary at a Bank of America location near you using the Notary Locator tool on the bank’s website.
Does Bank of America have a notary?
Yes, Bank of America does have notary services available for its customers. This service is typically free for personal accounts, and there may be a small fee for business accounts.
To find a notary at Bank of America, you can either visit a branch location or use the online Notary Locator tool. When using the online tool, simply enter your zip code to find the closest notary to you.
How to find a notary
While some banks offer notary services, Bank of America does not. There are, however, a number of ways to find a notary near you.
The best way to find a notary is to search online. A number of websites offer lists of notaries in your area, and you can usually filter your results by location, service type and other factors.
Another option is to look for a local business that offers notary services. Many UPS stores, for example, have notaries on staff. You can also check with your state’s Secretary of State office or local Chamber of Commerce; both typically maintain lists of local notaries.
What to do if Bank of America does not have a notary
The best way to find a notary is to call your local Bank of America branch and ask if they have a notary on staff. Many branches do have notaries, but not all of them do. If your local branch does not have a notary, they may be able to recommend another business in the area that does have one.
If you are unable to find a notary, you can also try searching online. There are many online services that can connect you with a local notary.
