What a question! You may be somehow thinking that we are crystal ball gazers? Ask this question to any solicitor in the UK and you'll understand what I mean. Simply, any document you signed in front of a notary public granting you any right may not be altered in any way that you may be deprived of that right unless you or your attorney wiave or transfer that right to someone else by a document signed in front of a notary public. However, what sort of right you acquired by that document is another question. In my opinion you should go to same notary public, and giving the date of transaction and your name, get a copy of the document you signed, and read it.