Italian-Speaking Notary Publics in the US

1 verified professional across Jackson Township.

The Italian-speaking notary publics in the US listed on ReRoot have each stated their profession and the languages they work in. Every profile shows what they do, where they are based and how to reach them, so you can choose someone who will understand you without an interpreter.

A notary public witnesses signatures, administers oaths and certifies documents such as affidavits, powers of attorney and real estate papers, so they are accepted by banks, courts and agencies.

There is currently 1 profile in the US. Browse them below, or narrow the list by language, service or city.

  • Klodiana Malellari

    Intellectual Property Lawyer

    Jackson Township

    As the founder of Malellari Law, I help individuals, families, and small-business owners protect what matters most through trademark, estate-planning and immigration services. My work focuses on making the legal process simple and approachable—whether I’m helping a business secure its brand, guiding a family through an immigration petition, or creating an estate plan that gives clients peace of mind. I care about building real relationships and providing clear, dependable support every step of the way. I’m also proud to serve my town as a councilwoman, where I’m committed to supporting my community and advocating for practical, people-focused solutions.

    • Albanian
    • Italian
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Common questions

Why choose an Italian-speaking notary public?
Legal, financial and health matters are easier to get right in the language you think in. A notary public who speaks Italian can explain your options directly, go through documents with you and avoid the misunderstandings that come with translation.
Who is listed on ReRoot?
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How do I contact a notary public listed here?
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