Posted by Annette Powlis on 6/23/12 9:53pm
Msg #424473

Can I notarize my own document

I have a document that needs to be notarized and I wanted to know if I am allowed to notarize it for myself?

Reply by Claudine Osborne on 6/23/12 9:57pm
Msg #424474

Not sure what state you are in..But in Ohio you are not allowed to notarize for yourself..Im pretty sure its like that in most states..

If you do not know this..I would put the stamp away until you have studied your states laws until you know the correct procedures!

Reply by Shoshana/AZ on 6/23/12 9:57pm
Msg #424475

Of course not! The answer is in your state manual. n/m

Reply by KODI/CA on 6/23/12 10:07pm
Msg #424476

Have you even read your state requirements??? That really is the most stupid question I have seen on this forum in the last 5 years. God help anyone you notarize for.

Reply by Clem/CA on 6/23/12 10:20pm
Msg #424479

LOL Harsh but true. Can you do a signing for 25 bucks? two copies, faxbacks, and 45 miles each way?

Reply by Susan Fischer on 6/24/12 6:43pm
Msg #424537

Annette: please learn the rules for that which you have

been commissioned to perform for your state and its citizens.

If the responses sound harsh, they should be.

Reply by bfnotary on 6/25/12 8:03am
Msg #424562

wow

Reply by Eve/VA on 6/25/12 9:23am
Msg #424569

Wow says it all.

Reply by bfnotary on 6/25/12 12:28pm
Msg #424594

Sure does. Just curious how the class and test was ever passed. Every notary should know that.