Posted by Roxana Arana on 2/27/13 11:31am
Msg #458160
Thumb prints?
Would anyone know if these involve property but aren't deeds or those listed in thumb print required docs, would I need a thumb print?
Document titles are:
Affidavit By Plaintiff:
“ That I am the owner and in possession of the following real property….”
It involves clearing a title for property in Colorado declaring I am the sole heir in my family for the property
Verified Motion for Default Judgement: (Same issue as above)
Thanks!!
| Reply by Gregory/CA on 2/27/13 11:53am
Msg #458164
IMO, I would get a thumbprint because the document
indicates, in your example above, "real property". If the Verified Motion for Default Judgement mentions real property, then this too, IMO, would require a thumbprint.
| Reply by Belinda/CA on 2/27/13 12:05pm
Msg #458165
Do you have a Notary Public Handbook?
"If the document to be notarized is a deed, quitclaim deed, deed of trust, or other document affecting real property, or a power of attorney document, the notary public shall require the party signing the document to place his or her right thumbprint in the journal." Gvn't Code 8206. (G) pg 27
"A notary public wo fails to obtain a thumbprint, as required by Seciton 8206, from a party signing a document shall be subject to a civil penalty not exceeding two thousand five hundred dollars ($2,500)...." Gvn't Code 8214.23 (a) pg 33
| Reply by Jessica/FL on 2/27/13 12:32pm
Msg #458171
Re: Do you have a Notary Public Handbook?
I agree. This is a document affecting real property.... THUMBPRINT! 
| Reply by AngelaV/CA on 2/27/13 1:22pm
Msg #458185
Additional information in your journal such as phone numbers, birthdates, the person requesting the notary and detailed comments regarding signature issues are not required, however they are extra protection for the notary. I always ask for a thumb print.
| Reply by Roxana Arana on 2/27/13 3:20pm
Msg #458222
thanks!
| Reply by doglover/CA on 2/27/13 3:40pm
Msg #458228
Yes. Any document signed which affects real property.
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