Posted by Delta_CA on 9/22/06 11:08am
Msg #147780

Attachments

When you attached an ack or jurat do you put a line through the other verbage and write: "See attached" or just attach the new ack or jurat?

Reply by MaggieMae_CA on 9/22/06 11:11am
Msg #147783

I write out: Please see attached acknowledgment (or jurat).

Reply by MaggieMae_CA on 9/22/06 11:12am
Msg #147784

Amend

Please see attached California acknowledgment (or jurat).

Reply by MelissaCT on 9/22/06 11:12am
Msg #147785

Re: Cross through

I always cross through and write see attached certificate, just to further prevent fraud or in case my certificate "accidentally" comes off the document it was intended to be attached to. It alerts the reader that there is a certificate attached.

Reply by MelissaCT on 9/22/06 11:12am
Msg #147786

Re: Cross through

I always cross through and write see attached certificate, just to further prevent fraud or in case my certificate "accidentally" comes off the document it was intended to be attached to. It alerts the reader that there is a certificate attached.

Reply by MelissaCT on 9/22/06 11:13am
Msg #147787

Re: posted twice

hit the button a second time because it hung up on me the first. sorry.

Reply by Linda L Wheeler on 9/22/06 12:36pm
Msg #147803

I always cross through the ack or Jurat and add initials and See attached.

Reply by Kate/CA on 9/22/06 12:44pm
Msg #147804

I always put a diagonal line thru it, the top half I put the date, bottom half my initials. This way they know that I am the one who voided the certificate. I stamp it with a stamp I had made up that says "See attached Notarial Certificate" . I use the stamp for ACK and Jurats.

Reply by Notary_OH on 9/22/06 1:07pm
Msg #147807

Does an attached ack need to be stapled to the document or fastened somehow?

Reply by Ndwa on 9/22/06 1:12pm
Msg #147811

Re: Attachments, Notary-OH

I attached the loose cert to the doc with a tiny piece of tape.

Reply by Notary_OH on 9/22/06 1:17pm
Msg #147813

Re: Attachments, Notary-OH

Thanks Ndwa. n/m

Reply by Kate/CA on 9/22/06 3:05pm
Msg #147837

In CA it does, check your state notary handbook.

Reply by Ndwa on 9/22/06 1:08pm
Msg #147809

Re: Attachments n/m

Reply by Ndwa on 9/22/06 1:10pm
Msg #147810

Re: Attachments...Oops

Many lenders now a day likes clean papers. I don't cross out the original, but just put "Loose Notarial Certificate Attached".

Reply by Martha Gall on 9/22/06 1:32pm
Msg #147817

Had a small stamp made - Not California Compliant - See Attached (2 lines).