Posted by JESSICA RAQUINIO on 5/3/06 9:53am
Msg #117402

please respond to question below... n/m

Reply by Korey Humphreys on 5/3/06 10:44am
Msg #117418

Which one? There's a lot of questions below :) n/m

Reply by Dawn Smith on 5/3/06 10:48am
Msg #117419

Re: Which one? There's a lot of questions below :)

What does n/m mean?

Reply by Korey Humphreys on 5/3/06 10:54am
Msg #117421

= No Message n/m

Reply by LisaWI on 5/3/06 10:49am
Msg #117420

Re: responding

Hi Jessica,
Marlene did a good job on answering your question below. If the person has made the correction to the document that you are notarizing, then the corrected name is the one you notarize given they can be identified on that corrected name.

Reply by LisaWI on 5/3/06 10:55am
Msg #117422

Re: responding2

I reread the question. If there isnt any corrections, then you notarize as you ID'd.

Reply by Beth/MD on 5/3/06 11:48am
Msg #117441

Re: As Marlene stated...

you're notarizing ---stating you witnessed the signing--- not correcting anything. And as for id with correct spelling...most people CAN be identified with the proper spelling not an incorrect one. Most spelling errors are just a simple fix with initials next to the correction. No big deal.