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Capacity in Acknowledgement
Posted by debbie_CA of CA on 4/18/14 11:35am Msg #506131
I notarized a warranty deed for a Texas property and the acknowledgement was pre-printed with "John Smith and his wife Jane Smith". Do you think "wife" is considered representative capacity? I struck through wife as it seemed to me it was.
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 Capacity in Acknowledgement - debbie_CA on 4/18/14 11:35am
 Re: Capacity in Acknowledgement -  Louis Pescarmona on 4/18/14 11:42am
 You are correct, any description is basically a capacity n/m -  SheilaSJCA on 4/18/14 11:49am
 yep..... - notarydi/CA on 4/18/14 12:37pm
 Re: yep..... -  JanetK_CA on 4/18/14 5:41pm
 yes....I initial the strike out.... n/m - notarydi/CA on 4/18/14 7:54pm
 Re: yep..... -  LKT/CA on 4/19/14 11:10am
 Nothing but the name! - Marian_in_CA on 4/18/14 12:45pm
 Re: Capacity in Acknowledgement -  VT_Syrup on 4/19/14 6:06am
 Re: Capacity in Acknowledgement -  JanetK_CA on 4/19/14 3:34pm
 Re: Capacity in Acknowledgement - common in Tx -  BrendaTx on 4/20/14 4:24pm
 Re: Capacity in Acknowledgement - debbie_CA on 4/21/14 5:31pm
 Re: Capacity in Acknowledgement -  JanetK_CA on 4/24/14 2:19pm
 Definitely state-specific - kind of shocked to find this ... -  ReneeK_MI on 4/22/14 11:26am



 
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