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Notary Public attesting a document means they are officially witnessing and verifying the signing of a document, confirming its authenticity. Here's what typically happens during this process:

What a Notary Public Does When Attesting a Document:

1. Verifies Identity:
   The notary checks the signer’s identification (e.g., driver's license or passport) to ensure the person is who they claim to be.

2. Confirms Willingness and Awareness:
   The notary ensures the signer is signing the document voluntarily and knowingly, and is not under duress or mentally incapable.

3. Watches the Signing:
   The notary witnesses the person sign the document in their presence.

4. Completes the Notarial Certificate:
   After witnessing the signature, the notary completes a formal statement (called a notarial certificate) on the document, stating:

   • Who signed it

   • When it was signed

   • That it was signed in the notary’s presence

5. Signs and Stamps the Document:
   The notary signs and applies their official seal or stamp, making the document officially notarized or “attested.”