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There are situations where a living trust may need to be notarized. In general, you need to get your living trust notarized in order for it to become legally binding. Even though you do need to take a closer look at the regulations in your state, it is the job of a notary to verify the identities of the people on the form. In addition, the notary is also going to verity that the information included in the document is actually what you would like to do. This is an extra layer of protection that can prevent someone from stealing your identity and misusing your assets.