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Q: How do I notarize my prenup?

<p><strong>The notarization process usually involves three steps:</strong></p> <p>1) <strong>Presenting the notary with a valid form of identification.</strong> These forms of ID almost always have a photograph and are issued by a state or other government entity. Examples of valid ID include a passport, non-driver ID card or driver’s license. Some states may accept other forms of identification is valid so it is always important to review your particular state’s requirements.</p> <p>2) **Signing the documents you need notarized in front of the notary. **Once you have established your identity you must then sign the document in front of the notary. The notary may make a photocopy of your ID and may take notes in a journal or logbook. This allows the notary to recall the signing of the document easily and have proof that the steps were followed if the validity of the document is ever challenged.</p> <p>3) The notary will fix their **seal and stamp to the document. **The seal and the stamp serve as proof that the notary was indeed present and witnessed you sign the document. It also provides the name of the notary and when their notary license expires in case they ever need to be contacted about the document. By affixing their seal and stamp the notary is also affirming that they have followed all the prescribed steps necessary to ensure the document is legitimate when signed.</p> <h3 id="onlineoptions">Online Options</h3> <p><a href="https://www.notarize.com/">Notarize.com</a> is an example of a Notary company that has eliminated the hassle tied to having to find</p>

Q: How much does HelloPrenup cost?

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If you plan to hire an attorney to negotiate and draft your prenup, you can expect the process of vetting, drafting, negotiating, and signing to take 3-6 months.

If you create a prenup with HelloPrenup, your prenup can be created as quickly as you want, in as little as a few hours! This is a great option for many couples who are busy planning other aspects of their wedding or are under a strict time constraint.

Traditional Attorney: 3-6 months

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Question 2

How do I notarize my prenup?

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The notarization process usually involves three steps:

1) Presenting the notary with a valid form of identification. These forms of ID almost always have a photograph and are issued by a state or other government entity. Examples of valid ID include a passport, non-driver ID card or driver’s license. Some states may accept other forms of identification is valid so it is always important to review your particular state’s requirements.

2) **Signing the documents you need notarized in front of the notary. **Once you have established your identity you must then sign the document in front of the notary. The notary may make a photocopy of your ID and may take notes in a journal or logbook. This allows the notary to recall the signing of the document easily and have proof that the steps were followed if the validity of the document is ever challenged.

3) The notary will fix their **seal and stamp to the document. **The seal and the stamp serve as proof that the notary was indeed present and witnessed you sign the document. It also provides the name of the notary and when their notary license expires in case they ever need to be contacted about the document. By affixing their seal and stamp the notary is also affirming that they have followed all the prescribed steps necessary to ensure the document is legitimate when signed.

Online Options

Notarize.com is an example of a Notary company that has eliminated the hassle tied to having to find

Question 3

How much does HelloPrenup cost?

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How much does HelloPrenup cost?

HelloPrenup costs $599 per couple, a fraction of the cost of getting your prenup drafted by an attorney. There are 0 hidden fees or high retainer costs.

Payment must be made prior to downloading your final prenuptial agreement document. Your payment information is kept secure and encrypted through PayPal. Read more about PayPal's Safety and Security protocols.

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Question 4

How much does a prenup cost?

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How much does a prenup cost?

The cost of a standard prenup, drafted by an attorney, is typically $2,500 per fiancé, according to US News & World Report 💰.

A prenup with HelloPrenup costs only $599 per couple (that's right-- no hidden fees or high retainers!).

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Question 5

What is a prenup?

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What is a prenup?

A prenuptial agreement aka "prenup" is a legal contract made between two fiancées who are engaged to be married. This agreement outlines certain ** property rights** and financial arrangements that the parties agree to as a condition of getting married. The agreement allows the parties to avoid default state laws about property in case of divorce or death.

A prenuptial agreement typically discloses all of the property each person owns, as well as any debts or liabilities they have. A prenup can allow engaged couples to clarify their financial property and financial rights before getting married.

| Sometimes the word "contract" is used instead of "agreement."

|| Contrary to pop culture references, prenups are not just for the rich and famous. Demand for prenuptial agreements has increased 5 fold in the last 20 years!

Prenups can:

Clarify financial rights. Without a prenuptial agreement, financial rights and resposibilities during the marriage or in case of separation will default to the laws of the state. A prenup allows you, as a couple, to determine you and your spouses' financial futures.
Avoid arguments in case of divorce. No one wants their marriage to end in separation. However, a prenup is created at an exciting and loving time in your relationship. This will allow you and your partner to come to agreements that are fair to everyone involved.
Protect individuals from debts. Student debt? Credit cards? A prenup can al

Question 6

What forms of payment are accepted?

Accepted Answer

You can pay for your HelloPrenup prenuptial agreement by using PayPal or Credit card.

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