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Living Trust
Posted by snowy/CA of CA on 11/19/11 10:29am	Msg #404484

Hi all,

I'm a new notary in Calif and have been asked to notarize a Living Trust. Can anyone tell me if there is a specific way the signers need to sign? Such as, Joe Smith, as trustee, etc.. and if so on which docs?
Anything else you think is important, please let me know.
Regards

Messages in this Thread
	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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