Auto Secured Loan: What's a notary and where can I find one?
For your protection, some states require you to sign the LPOA in the presence of a notary. A notary or Notary Public is a public official that is designated to certify and witness the signing of documents. If the LPOA form that we provided you indicates a notary is required, take the 2 LPOA forms along with your government issued photo ID and sign the form in the presence of the notary. The notary may charge a small fee for this service. Check with your local UPS or Fedex stores, or AAA (membership may be required) to find out if they offer notary services.
Articles in this section
- Auto Secured Loan: Can I apply if my vehicle is jointly owned?
- Auto Secured Loan: How do I apply for an auto secured loan?
- Auto Secured Loan: What do I need to apply for an auto secured loan?
- Auto Secured Loan: What documents are required to get an auto secured personal loan?
- Auto Secured Loan: What does collateral mean?
- Auto Secured Loan: What is a limited power of attorney?
- Auto Secured Loan: What's a notary and where can I find one?
- Auto Secured Loan: Which cars are acceptable to use as collateral?
- Auto Secured Loan: Will you take my car if I'm approved for an auto secured loan?
- What is an auto secured loan?