Documents I can notarize include:

Estate Plan Documents
Powers of Attorney
Parental Consent Forms
Professional License Renewals
Document Certifications
Affidavits
Acknowledgements of Signature
And more

Unfortunately there are a few types of documents that either I personally cannot notarize,  due to language limitations, or that are prohibited from notarization by the federal or District of Columbia governments.

Vital Records Documents

In the District of Columbia, we cannot notarize birth or death certificates.

Marriage Certificates or Divorce Decrees

District of Columbia Diplomas or GED Records

If your school document (original or copy) is from a DC Public School, it cannot be notarized.

If your document (original or copy) is from a DC Public Charter School or a primary or higher educational institution outside of the District, it can be notarized.

Federal Forms

Immigration and naturalization forms (originals or copies) cannot be notarized.

Copies of passports and FBI background checks may be notarized.