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Re: Anybody ever "ratify" a signature?
Posted by MikeC/NY of NY on 7/20/11 5:55pm Msg #390415
Never heard of that. Under any notary law I'm aware of, what you're describing would just be another notarization.

Does this attorney wear a belt and suspenders?
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 Anybody ever "ratify" a signature? -  Shoshana/AZ on 7/20/11 1:52pm
 Re: Anybody ever "ratify" a signature? -  BrendaTx on 7/20/11 2:05pm
 Definition of "ratify"... - FlaNotary2 on 7/20/11 2:22pm
 Re: Definition of "ratify"... -  BrendaTx on 7/20/11 8:38pm
 Sounds like a garden variety acknowledgement to me. - Bob_Chicago on 7/20/11 3:37pm
 Re: Anybody ever "ratify" a signature? - MikeC/NY on 7/20/11 5:55pm



 
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