What is a notarized letter?
GeneralClass 10CBSEAnswered 25 May 2026
Answer
A notarized letter is a document certified by a notary public an officially appointed officer whose job is to verify the identity of people signing documents and witness the signing.
When you get a letter notarized, the notary:
- Checks your identity (government-issued photo ID)
- Watches you sign the document
- Signs and stamps the document with an official notary seal
Important: the seal does not confirm the contents are true only that the person who signed it is who they claim to be and signed willingly.
Common uses:
- Power of attorney
- Affidavits and sworn statements
- Property deeds and transfers
- Visa and immigration documents
- Loan documents
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