In California, we are charged with verifying the ID of the

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In California, we are charged with verifying the ID of the
Posted by Cheryl Elliott of CA on 3/9/18 2:39pm	Msg #590930

signer and notarizing signatures, not documents.

I think you're off the hook for any future exposure, but if you're not comfortable doing it, I wouldn't accept it.

Messages in this Thread
	Would you touch this with a 10 foot pole? - ChattNotary on 3/9/18 11:08am
	Re: Would you touch this with a 10 foot pole? - Alan Ramos on 3/9/18 11:52am
	Agree with Alan n/m - Lee/AR on 3/9/18 11:56am
	Re: Would you touch this with a 10 foot pole? - ChattNotary on 3/9/18 12:13pm
	Who is signing the document? - JanetK_CA on 3/9/18 1:27pm
	Alan is correct - MikeC/TX on 3/9/18 6:23pm
	Re: Would you touch this with a 10 foot pole? - jojo_MN on 3/9/18 12:18pm
	It's best to notarize & don't not analyze. Your thinking - MW/VA on 3/9/18 1:52pm
	When something feels 'off' to me: - Belinda/CA on 3/9/18 2:20pm
	In California, we are charged with verifying the ID of the - Cheryl Elliott on 3/9/18 2:39pm
	Re: Would you touch this with a 10 foot pole? - shooterclay on 3/9/18 2:58pm
	As if this situation isn't crazy enough.. - Linda_H/FL on 3/9/18 3:49pm
	Ah..I re-read and saw it's the stepson.. n/m - Linda_H/FL on 3/9/18 3:50pm
	I try to stay away from jail signings in general... - FeliseSoCal on 3/9/18 4:21pm
	Re: Would you touch this with a 10 foot pole? - Doris_CO on 3/9/18 5:38pm
	Re: Would you touch this with a 10 foot pole? - Expeditor on 3/10/18 2:59pm
	Silly comment. Being a NOTARIO means nothing in the USA. - ananotary on 3/10/18 3:48pm

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