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Florida is not as strict as CA with this..but with this
Posted by
Linda_H/FL
of FL on
7/28/22 2:01pm
Msg #641536
wording, ""to me known to be the person (or persons)""
I used to slash in "proven" - so it read "proven to me to be..." - and in our certs we have to specify how we identified them.
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Massachusetts acknowledgment
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RY
on 7/27/22 7:36pm
I'm guessing the person telling you this is unaware that you
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sigtogo/OR
on 7/27/22 8:59pm
Re: Massachusetts acknowledgment
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VT_Syrup
on 7/27/22 9:02pm
Re: Massachusetts acknowledgment
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RY
on 7/28/22 11:37am
Re: Massachusetts acknowledgment
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VT_Syrup
on 7/28/22 1:00pm
Is it required for recording? If so, you are able to use
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ananotary
on 7/28/22 3:01pm
oops, posted too soon. Does their cert include all elements
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sigtogo/OR
on 7/27/22 9:03pm
Re: oops, posted too soon. Does their cert include all elements
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VT_Syrup
on 7/27/22 9:19pm
^^ This is in the 2022 CA Notary Handbook ^^
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Bear900/CA
on 7/28/22 11:50am
May want to put emphasis on these words
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Bear900/CA
on 7/28/22 12:15pm
Re: May want to put emphasis on these words
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VT_Syrup
on 7/28/22 12:34pm
Good find on the MA Acknowledgment form
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Bear900/CA
on 7/28/22 1:10pm
Florida is not as strict as CA with this..but with this
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Linda_H/FL
on 7/28/22 2:01pm
Re: ^^ This is in the 2022 CA Notary Handbook ^^
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ananotary
on 7/28/22 3:04pm
California notaries? n/m
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sigtogo/OR
on 7/27/22 9:05pm
Re: Massachusetts acknowledgment
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JanetK_CA
on 7/28/22 4:10pm
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