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Posted by LKT/CA on 1/8/17 1:57pm
<<<I've never seen any CA code that addresses your argument.>>>
This is a gray area of notarizing - as are many other instances - so there won't be a code/law that addresses every operation of notarizing - in any state. Therefore, please provide a compelling, critically thought-out explanation as to why I'm incorrect or off base regarding CERTS....not signatures in the doc but multiple name variations in a CERT for one individual.
The following are NOT compelling, critically-thought explanations:
1. Because I say so
2. There's no law that says I cannot so I will
3. There's no law that says I have to so I won't
4. You can't prove you're right...so you're not
I never thought I'd ever be involved in a lawsuit, yet it happened. You may think you'll never have to answer in court before a judge, either. Good luck if your answer is 1, 2, 3, or 4 |
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