I would want that notation (i.e. that another certificate is attached) to be written or stamped right on that page, not on a sticky. The classic example that comes to mind for why, is what VT_Syrup said above, when you're the 2nd notary and the first one didn't cross out the second person's name. Especially if they don't specify the "he/she/they" parts, it's all too easy for the second certificate to get separated from the document - even if it's stapled - and tossed, or even used with something else.
In a split signing, if I'm the first notary and the certificate is CA compliant, I use it. If it's not, and the property is in another state where it might be OK (and the second notary could use it), I leave it blank, attach my certificate, but add "See attached..." on the signature page near the signature of my signer. That way there's no fudging with who signed what, when and where. And it might make it easier for the next notary. |
