What Does a Notary Do and Why Might You Need One in Saudi Arabia?
Have you ever signed something important, like a contract or a school paper your parents had to approve? Imagine that, but with much bigger documents things that could affect your job, your money, or even your home. That’s where a notary comes in. So, what is a notary? A notary is an official person who makes sure documents are real and trustworthy. Think of them as a witness who says, “Yes, this person really signed this paper.” They don’t take sides. They just make sure everything is clear and correct. Why do we need one? In Saudi Arabia, people often go to a notary when they want to: Buy or sell property like land or a house. Write an agreement between two people or companies. Verify documents such as a power of attorney (this lets someone else handle things on your behalf). Confirm signatures so no one can later say, “That’s not mine.” Without a notary, it would be easier for people to argue about whether a paper is valid or not. Having that official stamp and signature makes the ...