Notary Public Services

Louisiana's Civil Law System provides for much of our legal documentation to be passed by a Notary, who has qualified for a commission authoring those powers. A Louisiana Notary can draft, prepare and execute Affidavits, Acknowledgements, and Authentic Acts. Notaries cannot give legal advice.  

DLI offers the following notarial services in Terrebonne, Lafourche, Assumption and St. Mary Parishes:

Real Estate Transfers and related acts
Vehicle Transfers
Boat Transfers
Donations
Agreements
Affidavits
Wills
Incorporation
Succession Inventories
Power of Attorney
 

"DLI uses the highest standards of professionalism in all notarial assignments."

Mobile Notary services are available on-site, contact DLI today for an on-site appointment.  Notary services are available after hours, please call (985) 447-6823 for an appointment.

Real Estate Transfers and related acts

 Seller must have a copy of the deed to the property being sold. Real Estate Transfers can be handled by act of cash sale, credit sale, and donation. All parties must have proper identification at time of sale.

Vehicles Transfers

 Seller must have the certificate of title from the Department of Motor Vehicle at the time of sale. Vehicle Transfers can be handled by bill of sale or donation. All parties must have proper identification at time of sale.

Boat Transfers

 Seller must the certificate of title from the Department of Motor Vehicle for the trailer at the time of sale. Seller must also have the registration or title for the boat at the time of sale. All parties must have proper identification at time of sale.

Affidavits

 An affidavit is a sworn statement before a Notary Public by an affiant. Standard affidavits include but are not limited to: Affidavit of Demobilization, Affidavit of Non-Use of Vehicle and Affidavit of Death and Heirship.

Wills

 In Louisiana, the most common will is the statutory testament which allows a testator to dispose of their property in accordance with the Louisiana laws. Notaries cannot give legal advice on any matters, especially estate planning. However, a Notary can properly prepare your last will and testament in accordance with Louisiana laws.

Incorporation

 In Louisiana, there are several forms of incorporation available to the general public including but not limited to regular corporation, S corporation, non-profit corporation and limited liability companies. Notaries cannot give legal advice or tax advice on any matters, especially business incorporation planning. However, a Notary can property prepare your incorporation documents in accordance with Louisiana Laws.

 

Maria B. Dugas

Notary Public

Commissioned: December, 1994

Notary ID #: 50198

Bonded & Insured.