Acknowledgments, jurats, oaths, and affirmations
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Notary Public
Professional notarial service for documents requiring acknowledgment, jurat, oath, or other authorized notarial acts.
WHO THIS SERVICE IS FOR
Individuals, families, professionals, and businesses with documents that require a lawful notarial act in Bacolod City. Personal appearance, competent identity evidence, and complete voluntary execution are essential.
Bacolod City legal office: Consultations are available through Man Law Offices at VSB Building, 6th Street, Bacolod City. View local office and lawyer information →
HOW WE CAN HELP
Documents prepared and notarized with care.
Affidavits, sworn statements, and personal declarations
Special powers of attorney and authorizations
Deeds, contracts, and property-related instruments
Last wills and other documents requiring notarial formalities
Identity, appearance, signature, and documentary-compliance review
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Important questions before an engagement.
Can a document be notarized without personal appearance?+
No. The person whose act or signature is being notarized must personally appear as required by the applicable notarial rules.
What should I bring?+
Bring the complete unsigned or appropriately executed document, competent evidence of identity, and any supporting records the office requests after review.
Can the office refuse notarization?+
Yes. A notary must refuse an improper, incomplete, fraudulent, involuntary, or legally prohibited transaction.
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