| Apparently you and I are the only two notaries in CA who have a problem with an attorney-in-fact signer taking an oath for the absent party. FL law has it covered as (as it does many other things pertaining to notarydom, whereas CA leaves us twisting in the wind on these issues.) I have said in vain to lenders and TCs that no one can take an oath for another person, i.e., someone signing for another person cannot take an oath saying that the absent person is telling the truth. Yet lenders and TCs start screeching about this |
