What Legal Documents Besides a Retainer Need a Notary in Las Vegas (Under Nevada Law)?
Short answer: most law office retainer agreements do not require notarization in Nevada. Notarization is typically optional and used for added identity assurance or when a retainer is filed with a court or agency that requests a notarized signature. What does require a notary on a regular basis are affidavits and verifications, settlement releases, powers of attorney, and declarations that contain sworn statements. These documents rely on correct Nevada certificates: a jurat for sworn statements signed in the notary’s presence and an acknowledgment for non sworn signatures that confirm identity and willingness. Lake Mead Mobile Notary serves clients and law firms across the valley with mobile appointments in office lobbies, conference rooms, hospitals, and residences. We verify signer identity, confirm the correct certificate, and coordinate neutral witnesses when needed. For clients who cannot travel, we meet in facilities and follow staff check in procedures. Our goal is a precise, compliant notarization that lets attorneys file on time and keeps client matters moving without rework.