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We do not notarize documents, we notarize signatures. So, yes, you can notarize the wife's signature. Just make sure you line through any other name on the notary certificate - and initial the change. Reply by jojo_MN on 2/11/07 1:13am Msg #175183 As the others said, line through and initial the absent signer's name.
117.107 (11) A notary public may not notarize a signature on a document if the person whose signature is to be notarized is the spouse, son, daughter, mother, or father of the notary public.**. I've asked state on this and was instructed that if any were of immediate family (step, half, or otherwise), then I could not notarize, with the ...
IN FL, a notary can act as a witness to most documents requiring witnesses (with certain restrictions). However, some states, such as NC, do not allow the notary to act as a witness to the transaction. I closed an SC property yesterday, their rules state that there need to be 2 witnesses, and notary can be one of them.
This can be esspecially touchy when it comes to family. If you notarize something for a family member that you think you have no benefit from, then down the road you inherite something they gained as a result of that document you notarized, you will be looking at a whole lot of trouble for yourself. Reply by JanetK/CA on 6/1/05 1:04pm Msg #41519
Do a favor see what comes back to you. Reply by Danny_FL on 10/18/05 9:11pm Msg #71107 Not sure by what you mean by family, but, FL statute 117.107(11) A notary public may not notarize a signature on a document if the person whose signature is to be notarized is the spouse, son, daughter, mother, or father of th notary public. Danny
No, you can't, because you have a financial interest in the transaction. Reply by Abraham Sandoval on 1/26/09 9:44pm. Msg #275653. Re: can a real estate agent notarize his own client's paperw. Oh ok because the there is a booklet that stated a notary can if they are acting in the capacity of an agent to their buyer/seller they were allowed to.
By the way - not an attorney but have a lot of family that always wants something notarized..<G> And all of this is JMHO. Good Luck!! Reply by jojo_MN on 7/28/07 1:02pm Msg #202484 You need to check with your state's laws as far as notarizing for family. Some states yes, some no. In Minnesota, we can notarize for family, but it is recommended ...
Posted by Pamela on 5/26/06 7:38pm. Msg #122581. Loan Officers and Notarization Question. In California, a real estate agent, who is also a notary, can notarize real estate documents used in his or her job-related transaction. Therefore, can a loan officer, who is also a notary, notarize loan documents and complete signings for his or her ...
whose oath you are taking; words to the effect that the person signing the instruments swears that the contents of the instrument are true, e.g. "Subscribed and sworn" or "Being first duly sworn upon his oath." Personal Appearance before a Notary: the signer must be in the physical presence of the notary before the notary may lawfully notarize.
Msg #436340. You cannot notarize a will in NY, nor can you be involved in its execution - that could invalidate the will. The only thing you can notarize is the Self Proving Affidavit. Assuming the will was drawn up by an attorney, the Affidavit (a separate document) will be available.