Notarized papers are documents that have been officially verified by a notary public. This process involves the notary confirming the identity of the signers and witnessing their signatures. The notary then adds a seal and signature to the document, indicating that it has been properly executed. These papers are often required for legal transactions, such as real estate deals, wills, or contracts. The notarization helps prevent fraud and ensures that the document is authentic and legally binding. It provides an extra layer of security for all parties involved in the agreement.