Does a promissory note have to be notorized to be legal?
Promissory notes inmost States do not have to be notarized to be legal, however they must have the signature of the person receiving goods and person making the loan. It should also contain both names (lender and borrower) in the body, as-well as the conditions for repayment
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What is a notarized note？Oh, a notarized note is like a super important and official piece of paper! It's basically a document that has been verified and certified by a notary public. You know, a notary is someone who has the authority to make sure that the information on the note is true and valid. So, when something is notarized, it adds a whole lot of credibility and legal weight to it. It's often used in all kinds of important situations, like for property transactions, legal agreements, or when you need to prove something really serious. It's like a stamp of authenticity, ya know?
