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Posted by  JanetK_CA on 11/20/18 4:17pm
As Yoli said, this is highly unlikely to be a possibility. For those of you whose eyes glazed over when trying to read the SW verbiage she posted  , these two restrictions/requirements (quoted from above) probably eliminate the vast majority of situations where this could be used:
1. "...cannot be used in conjunction with any power of attorney, quitclaim deed, grant deed...", etc.
2. "The identity of the subscribing witness must be established by the oath of a credible witness who personally knows the Subscribing Witness and who is known personally by the notary public. In addition, the credible witness must present an identification document satisfying the requirements of Civil Code section 1185(b)(3) or (4)" [which delineate ID requirements in CA].
If the first one doesn't rule out using a Subscribing Witness, the second one probably will, except in the most rare of circumstances.
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