From real estate forms and powers of attorney to affidavits and business agreements, Illinois residents often require notarization for a variety of essential documents.
Six steps to get married in Illinois
Obtain the marriage license
Both you and your partner must apply for a marriage license from the County Clerk's office in any Illinois county. You'll need to provide identification, such as a driver's license or passport, and pay the required fee.
Complete the application
Fill out the marriage license application form provided by the County Clerk's office. This typically includes basic information about you and your partner, such as full names, addresses, dates of birth, and social security numbers.
Wait for the waiting period
Get
married
Return the marriage license
Obtain
certified copies
Property
inspections
We provide professional loan signing services to ensure real estate and mortgage transactions are completed accurately, securely, and on time. Our certified notary signing agents are trained to handle a wide range of loan packages, including: Refinance, Purchase and Sale, HELOC, Reverse Mortgages and Loan Modifications.
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