Reply by lulu on 5/4/06 12:58pm
Msg #117752
If you are referring to the Notary Disclaimer, I think you are missing the point. There is nothing to notarize on the notary disclaimer. It is simply the borr signing that they were made aware that the notary cannot advise. They are signing that the notary didn't advise and also signing that the notary did administer the oath. I guess if you wanted to add a notarial certificate of your choice you could. I'm vague on whether this would fall under personal interest though as in notarizing something that you have a personal interest in. Seemed like I read a post about that sort of thing. You would want to determine if you wanted to validate the person appeared or that they are swearing the truthfulness of the document. Once again I think notarizing it may be questionable about you notarizing something that may be considered to be of personal interest to you.
I have been an SA for a little over two years. I'd say full time but for the last 3 years until Oct 2005 I ran the finance, estimating, bidding, submittals for my 30 employee commercial construction company as well as juggling signings. Luckily I had an assistant who did a lot of the data entry and payroll for me. This allowed me to leave the office whenever I need to be at a signing. I would perceive that a lot of the training one might get is solely based on the particulars of documents and notarizations. It does not cover all the little idiosyncrasies that are actually involved. If you check out the Notary Help Center on my website, I have put some, hopefully, guiding points to help get you going. Am always open to additional questions to help with and add to the site for others.
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