At DARE Print & Sign Co., we offer Notary services exclusively at our location: 710 Main Street, Cañon City, Colorado. We are currently not offering mobile notary services due to staffing limitations.
We specialize in notarizing all types of legal documents such as Real Estate Documents, Power of Attorney, Wills and Trusts, Contracts and Agreements, Affidavits, Medical Documents, Vehicle Transfers, and more.
Receiving evidence of the signer's identity, Administering an oath or affirmation (if applicable), and applying the signature, notarial certificate, and stamp of the notary to the document.
If your documents require witnesses, you need to bring them with you.
Documents Colorado Notaries Cannot Notarize
- Vital Records:
Colorado notaries cannot notarize birth certificates, death certificates, and marriage certificates. These documents are typically certified by the issuing agency and do not require a notary's authentication. - Self-Authenticating Documents:
Certain documents, such as public records, are considered self-authenticating. These do not require a notary's verification. - Incomplete Documents:
A notary in Colorado must decline to notarize any document that is incomplete or has blank spaces that could be filled in after the notarization. - Documents Without a Willing Signer:
If the signer of a document is not present or unwilling to sign, a Colorado notary cannot legally notarize the document. - Documents with Unclear Purposes:
If a document's purpose or legality is unclear, a notary must refrain from notarizing it. - Foreign Language Documents Without a Clear Translation:
If a document is not in English and lacks a clear, accurate translation, a Colorado notary may be unable to notarize it. - Illegal or Fraudulent Documents:
Any document that is illegal, fraudulent, or involves illegal activities cannot be notarized.