Re: Living Trust

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Re: Living Trust
Posted by John E. Rogers of OH on 11/22/11 4:30pm	Msg #404747

Suggestion: Check your Calif Notary Handbook for guidelines; then the issuer of the doc. The Calif handbook should provide guidelines. If you are a member of the NNA, check best practices for common signing protocol. Good luck. jer/Ohio

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	Living Trust - snowy/CA on 11/19/11 10:29am
	Re: Living Trust - HARRY_PA on 11/19/11 10:41am
	Re: Living Trust - Notarysigner on 11/19/11 11:00am
	if private, you should tell them whether not you - Notarysigner on 11/19/11 11:18am
	Why? IMO it's a simple general notary request - Linda_H/FL on 11/19/11 11:25am
	Re: Why? IMO it's a simple general notary request - Notarysigner on 11/19/11 11:31am
	I've never been questioned about my experience for - Linda_H/FL on 11/19/11 11:34am
	you're fortunate then...Snowy, take Linda's advice...you - Notarysigner on 11/19/11 11:52am
	Re: Why? IMO it's a simple general notary request - Mike Goodey on 11/21/11 11:36am
	Re: Living Trust - desktopfull on 11/19/11 12:11pm
	Re: Living Trust - Notarysigner on 11/19/11 12:15pm
	Re: Living Trust - CopperheadVA on 11/19/11 11:11am
	Signers or document authors are the ones who - Linda_H/FL on 11/19/11 11:14am
	Re: Signers or document authors are the ones who - LynnNC on 11/19/11 11:56am
	Re: Signers or document authors are the ones who - JanetK_CA on 11/20/11 12:29am
	Re: Living Trust - John E. Rogers on 11/22/11 4:30pm
	Re: Living Trust - snowy/CA on 11/22/11 4:36pm

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