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Good point...
Posted by  JanetK_CA of CA on 3/9/18 1:34am Msg #590910
Perhaps because we sometimes miss the obvious because of the obscure?? Wink Very well could be, although that didn't seem to be the question. (It also wasn't clear whether it was the mother or the caller who was going to be the signer... Wink)

Assuming it was the mother's signature that needed to be notarized, the fact that she was unable to leave home would seem to be an appropriate use of credible witnesses, if allowed under IA law.

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Messages in this Thread
 Notarize a photograph - Colonel/IA on 3/8/18 11:12am
 Going to go out on a limb and say you can't do it - Linda_H/FL on 3/8/18 11:24am
 Re: Notarize a photograph - Lee/AR on 3/8/18 11:31am
 LOL..pinky swearing...I like it. :) n/m - Linda_H/FL on 3/8/18 11:55am
 I have no doubt you cannot "notarize" a photo. - Colonel/IA on 3/8/18 12:06pm
 Is she using it to renew her military ID? Yes, I'd ask them -  MW/VA on 3/8/18 7:13pm
 Re: Notarize a photograph - jojo_MN on 3/8/18 1:30pm
 Re: Notarize a photograph -  JanetK_CA on 3/8/18 2:17pm
 I do the same thing, Janet... n/m -  Roger_OH on 3/8/18 5:07pm
 Notarize a photograph NO a signature YES n/m - Clem/CA on 3/8/18 4:16pm
 Re: Notarize a photograph - Faith Blackwood on 3/8/18 5:43pm
 Good point... -  JanetK_CA on 3/9/18 1:34am
 Military ID = Benefits? - rengel/CA on 3/9/18 1:31pm
 Re: Military ID = Benefits? - NVLSlady/VA on 3/9/18 3:37pm



 
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