Certified copies sit in a folder and cost money each time. We compare notarized copies and digital documents in doki.help.
A notarized copy is needed for official procedures, but day to day you usually just need to show or send a document quickly. Paying for a copy and keeping it in a folder for that is overkill. doki.help keeps working copies at hand, and you visit a notary only when it's truly required.
A notarized copy is irreplaceable where an officially certified paper is required. But for everyday tasks — show, send, don't lose — a digital copy in doki.help is handier.
No. Official procedures need a certified copy. doki.help keeps working copies for everyday access, search and sharing.
A certified copy is rarely needed and costs money. A digital copy is always at hand — show it, send it, and pay nothing per copy.
Documents are kept in a secure cloud, accessible only to you and those you give a temporary link.