Posted by Adrienne Love Workman on 9/29/07 2:14pm
Msg #213857

Acknowledgment question

What goes in the blank of the followning individual ack?
_______OF_______,________OF_____ss.

Thank you

Reply by sue_pa on 9/29/07 2:23pm
Msg #213860

please call the SOS Mon & have your commission revoked n/m

Reply by JAM/CA on 9/29/07 3:18pm
Msg #213868

Sue is actually correct. Seriously, if you don't know California law, you could do serious damage. I'm sorry, but doing a California Acknowledgment correctly is basic knowledge.

Reply by Adrienne Love Workman on 9/29/07 3:59pm
Msg #213871

It is not in California.

Reply by Sylvia_FL on 9/29/07 3:45pm
Msg #213869

I am sure you are going to say that Sue, Joan and I are "mean" BUT
You are a California notary and were required to take a class before obtaining your commission. The question you are asking is for basic notary stuff that you should have learned in your class had you been paying attention.
You also have an EXCELLENT California handbook which covers every aspect of notarial certificates.
A lot of states do not have the excellent resources California - and Florida - have. Be thankful you are in California.
Please study your handbook and you will find your answer.

Reply by Adrienne Love Workman on 9/29/07 4:03pm
Msg #213872

Thank you for your respectable reply. This is not from California, but Minn. I have not practiced in California for four years. Yes, I can fill in the blanks, but exactly underneath it has the date. Just confusing to repeat it again.
Thank you.

Reply by Sylvia_FL on 9/29/07 4:21pm
Msg #213874

OK - what do you think goes in the blanks?

(Your location with your message indicates CA)

Reply by Sylvia_FL on 9/29/07 4:27pm
Msg #213876

Re: Acknowledgment question -PS

Bearing in mind the Latin initials "ss" at the end of the line with the blanks

Reply by Island on 9/29/07 4:23pm
Msg #213875

Thank you for all your help.

Reply by Tricia on 9/29/07 6:12pm
Msg #213881

hint: start a new line after the comma and ignore the ss at the end. It should start to look familiar.

Reply by Larry/Ca on 9/29/07 6:58pm
Msg #213889

enuf. Adrienne, this would be the venue...

eg. State of California, County of El Dorado.