A "Consent to Store and Use Male Partner's Specimen (from Other Facility) form" is a legal form that gives permission to a facility or organization to store and use a male partner's reproductive specimen. In most cases, these circumstances are typical for purposes related to fertility treatments or assisted reproductive technologies (ART). This form is typically used in situations where a couple is undergoing fertility treatments, and the male partner's semen sample needs to be transferred or shared between different medical facilities or laboratories. This form requires a Notary Public’s signature and stamp. Notary Glow can help you with that.

Bringing a child into the world through surrogacy is a remarkable and transformative journey for many intended parents. However, the legal aspects and documentation involved can be complex and overwhelming. In such cases, a Notary Public plays a crucial role in ensuring the authenticity, legality, and smooth execution of the agreement. In this blog post, I will explain the significance of a Notary Public (Notary Glow) in the context of gestational carrier agreements and how I can assist you throughout the process.

There are certain documents that require a signature witness in order to be valid and approved. A signature witness is an individual who witnesses the signing of a document and verifies that the person signing the document did so while alert, with knowledge, and without intimidation. Notary Glow acts in a neutral, reliable, and competent capacity. We are here to provide added assurance and authenticity to the document being signed.