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To answer your question...no...not okay
Posted by Linda_H/FL of FL on 8/3/22 10:29am Msg #641599
Most states prohibit a notary from notarizing an incomp!ete document ... With no Grantee listed this doc is not comp!ete.

In Florida our laws are clear...no incomplete documents can be notarized; further our laws state no changes to be made to the document after the notarizing.
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 1 more example of why notaries must know state notary law - JanetK_CA on 7/30/22 6:57pm
 Re: 1 more example of why notaries must know state notary law - VT_Syrup on 7/30/22 7:45pm
 Re: 1 more example of why notaries must know state notary law -  JanetK_CA on 7/31/22 4:07pm
 Re: 1 more example of why notaries must know state notary law - Signerbill on 7/31/22 3:45pm
 Re: 1 more example of why notaries must know state notary law - Carma McConahay on 8/3/22 6:57am
 Re: 1 more example of why notaries must know state notary law - VT_Syrup on 8/3/22 8:08am
 To answer your question...no...not okay - Linda_H/FL on 8/3/22 10:29am
 Re: 1 more example of why notaries must know state notary law -  JanetK_CA on 8/3/22 6:01pm
 Interesting scenario. - NVLSlady/VA on 8/5/22 7:35pm
 Re: Interesting scenario. -  JanetK_CA on 8/7/22 4:29pm
 Re: 1 more example of why notaries must know state notary law - Daisy/CA on 11/10/22 4:43pm



 
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