A notary public can notarize documents involving real estate sales, title insurance, affidavits, powers-of-attorney, deeds, and many others. Business documents requiring a notary include contracts and agreements between parties; corporate minutes and resolutions; stock certificates; promissory notes; business licenses; and secured transaction records. Personal documents that commonly need to be notarized include wills and living trusts, quitclaim deeds to transfer property between family members. It also includes authorizations for children to travel with adults who are not their parents or guardians, applications for passports and driver’s licenses, motor vehicle titles and registrations, school records, and many other documents.