Yes, I Can Help You Notarize a:
Preliminary Notice
A preliminary notice is a legal document sent by a contractor or supplier to notify the property owner and general contractor of their right to file a lien if they are not paid. This notice is commonly used in construction projects to secure payment for work or materials provided.
Why Use a Notary?
Notarizing a preliminary notice ensures that the contractor’s or supplier’s right to file a lien is properly established. It verifies the identity of the party sending the notice, reducing the risk of fraudulent claims. Notarization adds credibility to the notice, ensuring it will be recognized in legal disputes. It also helps ensure that the notice is properly recorded with local authorities.
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I offer mobile Notary Public Services in the following zip codes of Texas:
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Bastrop County, Texas
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Bastrop – 78602
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Cedar Creek – 78612
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Elgin – 78621
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McDade – 78650
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Paige – 78659
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Red Rock – 78662
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Rosanky – 78953
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Smithville – 78957
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Caldwell County, Texas
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Dale – 78616
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Fentress – 78622
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Lockhart – 78644
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Luling – 78648
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Martindale – 78655
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Maxwell – 78656
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Prairie Lea – 78661
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Fayette County, Texas
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Carmine – 78932
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Ellinger – 78938
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Fayetteville – 78940
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Flatonia – 78941
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La Grange – 78945
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Ledbetter – 78946
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Muldoon – 78949
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Plum – 78952
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Round Top – 78954
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Schulenburg – 78956
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Warda – 78960
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Warrenton – 78961
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West Point – 78963
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Lee County, Texas
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Dime Box – 77853
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Giddings – 78942
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Lexington – 78947
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Lincoln – 78948
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*Notaries Are Not Attorneys and Therefore Cannot Practice Legal Advice.