Posted by Cynthia Nilsby on 3/10/07 9:05am
Msg #179347

poa

I am brand new at this so please someone hold my hand........
on a power of attorney that originated in nebraska, and I am in california, can my stamp go to the left of my signature? There is not enough room for it above my signature.

Reply by cyndi_ca on 3/10/07 9:06am
Msg #179351

Is the wording on the POA CA compliant?

Reply by Cynthia Nilsby on 3/10/07 9:14am
Msg #179354

it's missing the personally known to me paragraph

Reply by joni_ca on 3/10/07 9:38am
Msg #179360

Re: poa please help!

I also have a swon statement in proof of loss (automobile). There is a place for an affiant K(who would this be) and insured. it is also missing the personally known to me paragraph. does this happen alot with out of state acknowledgements???

Reply by cyndi_ca on 3/10/07 9:44am
Msg #179364

Re: poa please help!

Most, if not all out-of-state acks and jurats are not CA compliant. You need to attach a loose cert.
The affiant is the person who appears before you. It would be wise for you to study your SOS guide thoroughly and read, read, read. Starting with #33325 on this board. There is a wealth of information here.

Reply by joni_ca on 3/10/07 9:47am
Msg #179365

Re: poa please help!

Thank you so much! I will re-read thoroughly.

Reply by Dave_CA on 3/10/07 10:39am
Msg #179373

Re: poa please help!

You may also want to purchase the CA compliant jurat stamp available on this site.
I have found many of the packages, even from CA companies, do not have compliant wording but there is often room for this stamp.
If not you just need a loose jurat form for CA.

Reply by ewing2surf on 3/10/07 11:25am
Msg #179380

Nebraska is one of those states that I have on my "odd" list. Mostly to do with their Seal requirements. Any shape or size is OK! So an outline map of the state or the profile of your favorite pet will work fine as long as you include your name, State if Nebraska and the words "General Notary".

Attach a California All purpose Acknowledgment to it and note the attachment on the POA.

Cheers