Which probate forms need to be notarized before filing? | NC

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Q: Which probate forms need to be notarized before filing? A: In probate, the practical rule is this — if a form is an oath, affidavit, sworn statement, verified application, or has a notary block, do not sign it at home by yourself. Sign it in front of a notary public, the Clerk of Superior Court, an assistant clerk, a deputy clerk, or another authorized person who can administer oaths. The…