Do Lease Agreements Need to Be Notarized in Ohio?

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An Ohio lease agreement only needs notarization if it’s over three years. Otherwise, a notary helps establish the identity of the people signing the lease, if there’s a claim of fraud, but isn’t necessary for a lease to be valid.

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