Posted by Walter Hertz on 9/27/11 8:16am
Msg #398816

What do you do ?

A company asks you to put your notary stamp on a document as proof of your commission.
Do you?
or do you Not?
& if you do not, why ?

Thank you.
Walt

Reply by dutchcloser on 9/27/11 8:19am
Msg #398817

Absolutely not!!!!

Reply by JandB on 9/27/11 8:20am
Msg #398818

I stamp it and then draw a line through it.

Reply by CopperheadVA on 9/27/11 8:27am
Msg #398821

NO - only official notarial acts get a stamp from me n/m

Reply by Linda Juenger on 9/27/11 8:31am
Msg #398822

Re: NO - only official notarial acts get a stamp from me

They usually ask for a copy of your commission from your state also. To me, that's proof enough of my commission. I don't see a reason for the stamp. I've never sent it.

Reply by Lee/AR on 9/27/11 9:14am
Msg #398827

Never have, will, nor is it a problem n/m

Reply by Susan Fischer on 9/27/11 12:07pm
Msg #398863

In my state, its illegal to use my stamp for anything other

than an official Notarial act.

I put my commission # and expiration date - never had a problem.

Reply by rengel/CA on 9/27/11 1:26pm
Msg #398882

I don't know the law in New Jersey, but in the State of California that would be an illegal act.

I will no do it.

My .02