The dangers of answering questions for other states

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The dangers of answering questions for other states
Posted by CaliNotary of CA on 4/6/06 12:13pm	Msg #111563

"If the wording says "Sworn to and subscribed ...", then you've got a jurat, which, by definition, requires an oath. Don't over-think things. There's no need for "a jurat stamp"; the wording is already present."

There is a need for a jurat stamp if it's jurat wording that doesn't comply with California law.

Messages in this Thread
	Jurat question... I need answer ASAP. - ADM/CA on 4/6/06 4:00am
	You must not decide ... - Ernest__CT on 4/6/06 6:18am
	The dangers of answering questions for other states - CaliNotary on 4/6/06 12:13pm
	What is preprinted on the document? - PAW on 4/6/06 7:52am
	Re: Jurat question... I need answer ASAP. - BP/WV on 4/6/06 7:52am
	Aileen - The Jurat Verbiage you Described is NOT compliant - Kelly M Robertson on 4/6/06 9:15am
	Re: Jurat question... I need answer ASAP. - Tina_MA on 4/6/06 11:58am
	Tina, you're MEAN and RUDE - CaliNotary on 4/6/06 12:16pm
	Re: Tina, you're MEAN and RUDE - Tina_MA on 4/6/06 12:37pm
	Re: Thank you! - ADM/CA on 4/6/06 6:03pm

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