Re: POA Notarization

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Re: POA Notarization
Posted by FGX/NJ of NJ on 3/27/17 4:19pm	Msg #572724

This is what the NJ Notary manual says:
Note: Identification documents are not required if: 1) the signer is personally known to the Notary, or 2) a credible witness, known to both the signer and Notary, swears to the identity of the signer.

This situation is not uncommon in nursing homes etc.
I would meet with attorney have him/her show you id.
Now that they are known to you have her/ him swear to identity of signer of POA.
HOWEVER if the attorney is the one getting the POA i would walk away.

Messages in this Thread
	POA Notarization - Spencer Reese on 3/27/17 3:53pm
	Re: POA Notarization - FGX/NJ on 3/27/17 4:19pm
	Re: POA Notarization - LKT/CA on 3/27/17 7:39pm
	Agree with LKT. - Belinda/CA on 3/27/17 11:54pm
	Re: Agree with LKT. - JanetK_CA on 3/28/17 1:30am
	Re: POA Notarization - FGX/NJ on 3/28/17 5:59am
	"Why isn't the attorney having his admin staff notarize the - C. Rivera Chicago Notary Services on 3/28/17 6:55am
	Re: "Why isn - FGX/NJ on 3/28/17 9:15am
	way back when I started as a notary 90's, IL notaries - C. Rivera Chicago Notary Services on 3/28/17 9:34am
	Thumbprints are required in CA when notarizing POAs - Cheryl Elliott on 3/28/17 9:25am
	Question Cheryl - Luckydog on 3/28/17 9:37am
	more later on importance, i'm out the door - Cheryl Elliott on 3/28/17 11:57am
	Re: Question Cheryl - VT_Syrup on 3/28/17 12:38pm
	Re: Question Cheryl - JanetK_CA on 3/28/17 5:03pm
	Re: Question Cheryl - LKT/CA on 3/28/17 7:38pm
	That's right...an escrow friend of mine had to pay for loss - Cheryl Elliott on 3/29/17 7:38am

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