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This place prays upon your fear. If someone uses a false or illegal notary seal, the transfer or sale is automatically null and void. It’s not very easy to obtain a notary public seal anyway, but it’s very easy to have it revoked. My mother, my uncle, and my aunt are all notaries, and my cousin was a district attorney and is now a superior court judge. I’ve asked each of them if this is something that happens, and all said no. My cousin, the judge, said the same as I mentioned above, which if the signature doesn’t match yours or if you wasn’t present during the notary documentation, then regardless if the clerk files it, the title or document will be null. I would not recommend this service, simply because there’s less than a .05% chance that this will ever happen to you. Also, the only state I could find, that county clerks must file, regardless of if the documents look to be fraudulent, is Delaware. Surely they have made changes to their laws. If for some reason it did get filed, I’d sue the state and county for filing fraudulent documents on purpose. This service kinda looks like a scam in itself to me. Please do some research, and do not just take my word for it. Go to your county clerks office and ask questions, call an attorney you know or one you trust, and look into the odds of this happening realistically. This place will do everything to convince you that it’s something that you need, when my research shows otherwise. My county clerk told me that he has never heard of this happening to anyone, and he’s been filing titles for over 25 years.