Most notarizations begin with a simple step: confirming the identity of the person signing the document. Usually, this is done with an acceptable government-issued photo ID. But what happens when a signer does not have the required identification? In certain situations, North Carolina law allows a credible witness to help establish the signer’s identity.

For North Carolina voters who find it difficult to attend the election centers, “Absentee Voting” is an option for exercising voting rights