A notary may not...
Record in the notary’s record book the identification number that was assigned by the governmental agency or by the United States to the signer, grantor or maker and that is set forth on an identification card or passport; or any other number that could be used to identify the signer, grantor or maker of the document. (This does not prohibit a notary from recording a number related to the residence or alleged residence of the signer, grantor or maker of the document or the instrument.)
(And, you are right about the thumbprint.) |
| Messages in this Thread |
|  I have a journal question. - bfnotary on 10/19/12 8:26pm |
|  Check your handbook - see what they say about -  Linda_H/FL on 10/19/12 8:31pm |
| Re: I have a journal question. - CopperheadVA on 10/19/12 8:34pm |
|  Re: I have a journal question. - Gregory/CA on 10/19/12 10:28pm |
|  Gregory has it totally correct. n/m - John Tennant on 10/19/12 10:34pm |
| Do confirm with SOS, ID # not allowed in Oregon so perhaps - sigtogo/OR on 10/19/12 11:01pm |
| Re: Do confirm with SOS, ID # not allowed in Oregon so perhaps - Karla/OR on 10/20/12 2:37am |
| Re: Do confirm with SOS, ID # not allowed in Oregon so perhaps - bfnotary on 10/20/12 7:25am |
|  From your handbook...page 10 - Linda_H/FL on 10/20/12 8:05am |
|  Re: From your handbook...page 10 - bfnotary on 10/20/12 1:32pm |
| Re: I have a journal question. - A S Johnson on 10/20/12 8:47am |
 | Sid, actually, what the SoS says is... - BrendaTx on 10/20/12 8:42pm |
| The AAA notary is WWWrong - LKT/CA on 10/20/12 8:51am |
| Lisa, the OP is in PA, not CA n/m - Linda_H/FL on 10/20/12 11:41am |
| Oops, Foot In Mouth - LKT/CA on 10/20/12 12:23pm |
| In Texas, ID numbers cannot be added to the journal. - BrendaTx on 10/20/12 11:58am |
| You know, we're not even required to keep a journal in - Linda_H/FL on 10/20/12 12:13pm |
| Good point, Linda. - BrendaTx on 10/20/12 12:30pm |
