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Re: None of this is our concern
Posted by  Marian_in_CA of CA on 11/23/10 5:17pm Msg #362585
That's the best idea, I think. There's always a way of inquiring about the source of the documents without getting in to advice.

That said, though, if they insist on it and they have proper ID... there's nothing preventing us from notarizing the signature. The content of the document is none of our concern and if the notarization makes it invalid, then that's hardly our fault since we're just following our duty to oblige a legal request for notarization.
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 Notarizing Wills in California - MRA/CA on 11/23/10 2:16pm
 Re: Notarizing Wills in California -  Les_CO on 11/23/10 2:40pm
 Re: Notarizing Wills in California -  JanetK_CA on 11/23/10 2:57pm
 Re: Notarizing Wills in California -  Marian_in_CA on 11/23/10 3:02pm
 Re: Notarizing Wills in California -  Les_CO on 11/23/10 3:36pm
 None of this is our concern -  JanetK_CA on 11/23/10 4:43pm
 Re: None of this is our concern -  Marian_in_CA on 11/23/10 5:17pm
 Re: None of this is our concern - MRA/CA on 11/24/10 12:22pm
 Re: Notarizing Wills in California - MRA/CA on 11/24/10 12:11pm



 
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