Posted by FAY on 6/22/05 7:33pm
Msg #46948

PLEASE HELP NOW!

At the bottom of an I.D. Affidavit where the notarial wording reads:

Attorney_______________

Sworn to b4 me this ____ day of _____

Notary public for ____________________

My Comm. exps. _____________

Do I cross out the attorney and print Signing Agent?

What goes after the FOR?

Thanks!

Reply by ERNA_CA on 6/22/05 7:41pm
Msg #46951

I would attach a loose Jurat. I am in Califonia the wording is all wrong for here. What state are you in?

Reply by Margaret/Florida on 6/22/05 7:44pm
Msg #46952

You need to let us know what state you are in.

In Florida you would put

Example: Notary public for the state of Florida county of Duval

I would cross out Attorney and put Notary not Signing Agent but this is what I would do, I am not an Attorney and this is not legal advise.

Reply by ERNA_CA on 6/22/05 7:49pm
Msg #46954

In the line where they say attorney, I would put the name of person being notarized. as it is followed by swore and subscribed before me. Correct?

Reply by Shannon/Va on 6/22/05 9:02pm
Msg #46969

Under the attorney line I would put my name and behine it write notaty. and fir the state of ... where ever you are

Reply by FAY on 6/23/05 8:21am
Msg #47070

Re: YES, to Shannon too....

I "think" this sounds about right. Thanks.

Reply by FAY on 6/23/05 8:18am
Msg #47067

Re: NO, Erna.......

.....No it would DEFINITELY not be the name of the person notarized!

Reply by FAY on 6/23/05 8:19am
Msg #47068

Yes, Margaret/FL.......

.....this SOUNDS right! Thanks.

Reply by Anonymous on 6/22/05 11:49pm
Msg #47018

why would you just replace it with the state notarial wording?

Reply by Anonymous on 6/22/05 11:55pm
Msg #47022

sorry, bad spelling. Why wouldn't you replace it with the correct notarial wording?