Posted by FlashNotary on 2/22/06 9:43pm
Msg #99121

Certify Power of Attorney

Can someone help me out on this one? I'm new on the business = D
If I certify a Power of Attorney do I have to stamp it with "Certified a True Copy of the original"? Is it required? I want to know before I purchase the stamp.

Thank you for your time!

Reply by KH_MA on 2/22/06 9:50pm
Msg #99122

"I want to know before I purchase the stamp."

Please tell me you didn't become a notary public just to certify power's of attorney!! LOL

Its hard to post an answer if you don't designate your state.

Reply by KH_MA on 2/22/06 9:51pm
Msg #99123

You're From CA... I wouldn't have a clue..... n/m

Reply by SarahBeth_CA on 2/22/06 11:29pm
Msg #99136

The answer you seek can be found in the CA handbook young grasshopper. "A notary public can certify copies of powers of attorney." There is also a suggested format included in the handbook. I understand that you are new to the business. Let this be the issue that compels you to get out that handbook and study, study, study. Then when you think you know it study some more. Show those who hire you that you will do the job professionally and accurately.

Reply by FlashNotary on 2/23/06 5:29pm
Msg #99380

Is good to know that people actually answer your questions! Thank you for the help ; )

Reply by Becca_FL on 2/23/06 5:22am
Msg #99156

Flash Notary...

do you wear a cape?

Reply by SarahBeth_CA on 2/23/06 9:19am
Msg #99199

Re: Flash Notary...

Also Flash you must remember that when wearing a cape you don't need no stinking badges.

Reply by eXpedN_TX on 2/23/06 10:25am
Msg #99224

FalshNotary

You guys have a great PDF file you can download from the CA SOS site with the answer to your question. Also, I couldn't resist....did you read the thread above this one? Your "FlashNotary" name is very fitting. Good luck to you!!!