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Certain international documents, such as documents for use in foreign countries, may require notarization and possibly additional authentication, such as an apostille.

This category includes corporate resolutions, partnership agreements, and contracts between businesses. Notarization can provide added assurance of the document's authenticity.

Some countries may require notarized documents, such as permission letters for minors traveling without both parents or guardians.

Adoption documents may require notarization to verify the consent of all parties involved.

Documents granting someone the legal authority to act on behalf of another person often require notarization to prevent fraud.

In some states, the transfer of vehicle titles may require notarization to confirm the identity of the buyer and seller.

These are documents where an individual makes a sworn statement or affidavit. The notary administers an oath or affirmation to the signer, who then signs the document in the notary's presence.

Notaries often notarize documents related to loans, such as mortgage agreements, refinancing documents, and promissory notes. These documents require notarization to verify the identities of the parties involved.

Some jurisdictions require notarization of wills and certain trust documents to ensure their validity.

In some cases, medical consent forms and advanced healthcare directives may require notarization to confirm the signer's consent or wishes regarding medical treatment.

This includes deeds, property transfer documents, and leases. Notarization is often required to establish the authenticity of property-related transactions.