Updated September 01, 2023
A Mississippi notary acknowledgment form is a document that authenticates a signature. Some documents require notarization in order to certify the identity of the individual signing the document and their clear intention to do so. A public notary will witness the signing of a document before filling out the notary acknowledgment form, providing their signature and seal. Individuals may be required to obtain notarization for a transfer of property, for a living trust or will, a consent form, or a power of attorney form.
Laws – § 89-3-7
Notary Rules and Regulations – Details the responsibilities and requirements for notary publics in Mississippi and how to become one.
How to Notarize in Mississippi (6 steps)
1. Find Notary
- Banks or Credit Unions – The bank with the most branches in your state is Regions Bank
- UPS Stores
- Private Notary Services
3. Prepare Paperwork
How to Verify a Notary in Mississippi (3 steps)
Step 1
Step 2
- First name
- Last name
- Employer
- County
- City
Step 3
How to Write (For Notary)
Step 1 – Download the Mississippi Notary Acknowledgment Form as a Microsoft Word, PDF, or OpenDocument file.
Step 2 – Once you have obtained the form, you will need to provide the following information into the appropriate fields:
- Name of associated county
- The date
- The name of the person signing the document
Step 3 – Below that, you will add your signature, printed name, and your notary seal or stamp in order to officially issue your notarization.