Ace the Arkansas Notary Test 2025 – Seal Your Success and Shine!

A disinterested third party must be impartial and not have any financial interest in the transaction being executed. Legal contracts, estate wills, and medical consent forms may all require a third party to witness and sign, but the third party must not be disinterested. A notarization, on the other hand, requires the notary public to act as a disinterested third party to verify the identity of the person signing and ensure they are not being coerced or under duress. Therefore, a disinterested third party cannot sign a document that requires notarization on behalf of someone who cannot sign.