As a notary public in Texas, we are authorized and permitted to execute the following 5 notarial acts:

1. Administering oaths and affirmations: This involves a person pledging that the contents of a document or a statement are truthful. Oaths are also used in oral statements.

Note:

• Your physical presence is required when you’re affirming the truthfulness of the document for notarization.
• As a notary, witnessing the signing of the document is required.
  
  

2. Taking Acknowledgments And Proofs of Written Instruments: As a notary, we’re required to witness the document being signed and to make certain that the document is being signed voluntarily. We ensure that the signer is knowledgeable about what signing the document entails.

3. Make Certified Copies: Certifying copies or making an attested photocopy of documents not recordable in the public records.

4. Take Depositions: Issuing a subpoena for a written deposition.

5. Protesting Instruments.