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Posted by  VT_Syrup on 1/14/19 2:50pm
LisaKT/CA wrote "Some grey areas seem to get resolved when the SOS gets enough complaints about an issue. Then they declare said issue a violation of notary law and address it in the yearly (2018) Newsletter, expounding on said law with pages of dialogue and picture examples."
It seems to me that both the CA legislature and CA SOS are either only receiving complaints about notarizations that shouldn't have happened, or only paying attention to those complaints. But only listening to complaints about notarizations that shouldn't have happened, without also finding out about instances of notarizations that should have been performed but weren't, and the consequences faced by those who couldn't get notarizations, is unbalanced and leads to unfair laws and regulations. |
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