Notary public may, on the basis of the application of citizens, legal persons or other organizations, verify, extract, preserve and fix evidence that may be lost or difficult to extract before the occurrence of litigation, which is the main way of evidence notarization. This evidence covers a variety of types, such as documentary evidence, physical evidence, audio-visual materials, witness testimony, party statements, behavioral processes and facts. Through these notarizations, the authenticity, legitimacy and credibility of the evidence can be ensured, and then it has a stronger legal binding force in the litigation and can be directly used as a factual basis.
In addition, the preservation of evidence that is easy to disappear, such as web pages and audio recordings, can be effectively prevented from being lost by notarization. This fully demonstrates the critical role of notarization in ensuring the legal validity and authenticity of evidence. However, not all evidence is suitable for notarization, for example, a notary public cannot notarize facts or acts that have already occurred, only acts or facts that may occur in the future. Therefore, if you need to notarize evidence, it is recommended that you consult with a professional lawyer or notary public to ensure that you understand the relevant legal procedures and requirements.
Hundred Families Assistance Plan **From: Red and Blue Law Author: Qidu Notarization Hong Tao.