Posted by Kimberly Baltunis on 11/21/11 1:51pm
Msg #404624

Quit Claim Deed

Do I need to notarize this document twice? There are two spaces on top of one another with no verbiage in between.

Reply by Stephanie Santiago on 11/21/11 2:17pm
Msg #404627

I notarize once per signature. 2 signatures, 2 notarizations n/m

Reply by Kimberly Baltunis on 11/21/11 2:26pm
Msg #404629

Re: I notarize once per signature. 2 signatures, 2 notarizations

Thank you, that was my instinct buy I wanted to clarify!

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 11/21/11 2:30pm
Msg #404630

Technically you don't give enough info to answer properly

If signers are private individuals, then I believe you can complete one ack for all signers (if room provides).

However, if one or more of the signers is possibly a Trustee or a corporation, then there will be a separate ack for that signer in their capacity as <,whatever>>..

Most times - quit claim deed - one ack...note I said *most times*...

Reply by John E. Rogers on 11/22/11 4:08pm
Msg #404743

Kim, depends; other responses seem accurate i.e. one notarization per signature. I have seen some POA's that require three notarizations: one at the top that two persons sign, then a seperate signature for each of the two parties both of which need to be notarized. Best advise: Read carefully; if questions, contact your agency for instructions. jer/Ohio