see ID about the capacity - here in FL we can do capacity notarizations but have to take the word of the signer that they are President, AIF, etc etc. There's no requirement here that we see any proof that someone holds POA over another or that someone is President of a corp or manager of an LLC - the POA, to me, is the most dangerous as most times the proof of the corp or LLC has already been provided to title and/or lender for their approval prior to signing - it's usually a clear-to-close condition. |