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BearPaw, what do you do when only one signer appears
Posted by  Teresa/FL of FL on 3/1/15 10:19am Msg #525623
before you and the notarial act is a jurat?

Wouldn't you need to note the signer's name in your certificate?

I'm referring to this section of your post:
"However, as to adding the signer's name on a jurat when CO specifically excludes it ... but doesn't necessarily forbid it ... I'm not so sure it's up to me to decide it should be included ...."


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 Need Help with Verbiage on DEED Cert - Karla/OR on 2/27/15 3:02pm
 His/Her/Their? Whichever applies? n/m -  Linda_H/FL on 2/27/15 3:06pm
 Thanks for the quick reply & help Linda. n/m - Karla/OR on 2/27/15 3:15pm
 Re: Need Help with Verbiage on DEED Cert -  Linda Juenger on 2/27/15 3:13pm
 Linda, would you like to expound on that?!! n/m - Karla/OR on 2/27/15 3:16pm
 Re: Need Help with Verbiage on DEED Cert - desktopfull on 2/27/15 7:04pm
 Either "their" (if two or more signers) ... - BearPaw/CO on 2/27/15 3:43pm
 Isn't it misspelled? me instead of be notary's name goes in n/m - Notarysigner on 2/27/15 4:06pm
 No, not misspelled... -  Linda_H/FL on 2/27/15 4:32pm
 Thanks BearPaw! n/m - Karla/OR on 2/27/15 5:19pm
 Re: Need Help with Verbiage on DEED Cert - Karla/OR on 2/27/15 4:06pm
 Good to know - CH2inCA on 2/27/15 4:27pm
 Re: Need Help with Verbiage on DEED Cert -  Linda Juenger on 2/27/15 4:27pm
 Re: Need Help with Verbiage on DEED Cert - Karla/OR on 2/27/15 5:18pm
 I too appreciate the positive responses. Folks.......Karma ! n/m - in2wiin on 2/27/15 5:20pm
 Re: Need Help with Verbiage on DEED Cert -  JanetK_CA on 2/27/15 5:22pm
 Thanks Janet! My thoughts exactly!! n/m - Karla/OR on 2/27/15 5:27pm
 Re: Thanks Janet! My thoughts exactly!! -  Cheryl Elliott on 2/27/15 9:17pm
 LOL Cheryl!! n/m - Karla/OR on 2/27/15 10:10pm
 Re: Need Help with Verbiage on DEED Cert - Carolyn Bodley on 2/28/15 10:39pm
 Re: Need Help with Verbiage on DEED Cert - Karla/OR on 3/1/15 12:38am
 Sounds like you only believe that you have the - desktopfull on 2/27/15 7:03pm
 WHAT?!! I was responding to the n/m - Karla/OR on 2/27/15 10:11pm
 Re: WHAT?!! I was responding to the - Karla/OR on 2/27/15 10:23pm
 Re: WHAT?!! I was responding to the - jba/fl on 2/27/15 10:58pm
 Re: WHAT?!! I was responding to the - Karla/OR on 2/27/15 11:38pm
 Re: Need Help with Verbiage on DEED Cert - jba/fl on 2/27/15 7:10pm
 Re: Need Help with Verbiage on DEED Cert -  VT_Syrup on 2/27/15 7:37pm
 ALWAYS safe: when in doubt, use your own certificates n/m -  JanetK_CA on 2/27/15 11:20pm
 Janet brings up interesting situation ... - BearPaw/CO on 2/28/15 11:27am
 Re: Janet brings up interesting situation ... -  VT_Syrup on 2/28/15 11:34am
 Re: Janet brings up interesting situation ... -  LKT/CA on 2/28/15 2:26pm
 Re: Janet brings up interesting situation ... - BearPaw/CO on 2/28/15 5:12pm
 BearPaw, what do you do when only one signer appears -  Teresa/FL on 3/1/15 10:19am
 No - BearPaw/CO on 3/1/15 10:38am
 Re: No -  JanetK_CA on 3/1/15 1:09pm
 Exactly what I was thinking JanetK -  Teresa/FL on 3/1/15 4:43pm
 Absolutely, JanetK - BearPaw/CO on 3/1/15 5:23pm



 
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