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Nebraska Notary Acknowledgment Form

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Nebraska Notary Acknowledgment Form

Updated September 01, 2023

A Nebraska notary acknowledgment form is a document that a notary public fills out in order to provide the notarization that certain legal instruments require. This acknowledgment verifies the signer’s identity and desire to sign the legal document into action. Mortgages, property transfers, affidavits, deeds, and power of attorney forms are some examples of documents that require notarization. Some documents will have the notary acknowledgment included in them, otherwise, the signer will need to attach the Nebraska notary acknowledgment form. Once their document has been filled out, the signer will bring it to the notary, along with a valid photo ID, to be notarized.

Laws – § 64-206

Notary Handbook – A guide for Nebraskan notaries on the various duties, regulations, and responsibilities they must respect are.

How to Notarize in Nebraska (5 steps)

  1. Find Notary
  2. Fill Out Paperwork
  3. Bring ID
  4. Seal
  5. Complete

1. Find Notary

You can find a notary public in Nebraska at a bank or credit union (such as U.S. Bank or Mutual First Federal Credit Union), a UPS Store, or by locating a private notary. Once you have found a notary who can notarize your document, you will need to agree on a time that you can meet them.

2. Fill Out Paperwork

Before bringing your document to be notarized, you will need to fill it out and attach the notary acknowledgment form. It isn’t required to sign the document in front of the notary, but if they request that you do, leave the signature field(s) blank.

3. Bring ID

When you go to see the notary public, you will need to bring your photo ID (with signature) and your completed document with the notary acknowledgment form attached. The notary will examine your ID to verify that your identity is authentic and that your ID signature matches your signature on the document.

4. Seal

The notary will fill out the notary acknowledgment form, supplying their handwritten signature and their notary seal or stamp.

5. Complete

After completing all of the above steps, your document will have been notarized.

Verify a Notary in Nebraska

Nebraska does not currently offer online verification of notaries at the state level. Contact information for the Notary Public division is available at the Nebraska Secretary of State’s website.

In addition, some county clerks have the ability to locate records pertaining to notaries and the status of their commissions. Contact the county clerk in the county where the notary you wish to verify was commissioned.

How to Write (For Notary)

Step 1 – Download the Nebraska Notary Acknowledgment Form in one of the following formats:

Step 2 – Once you have obtained the document, enter the following information into the appropriate spaces:

  • Name of county
  • The date
  • The name of the person whose signature you are acknowledging

Step 3 – Below that, you must provide your signature, your printed name, your title, and your notary seal or stamp where indicated.