"The SOS is taxed with producing certificates that we are to use." Where does it say that in the law? Does the TX SOS have the power to adopt binding rules, following an official process that typically involves publishing drafts and holding public hearings, before adopting final rules? Did that happen? Is there a binding rule that says you have to use certificates produced by the SOS?
Some SOS offices publishes advice and best practices, which are not binding. Some of that advice and best practices is good, some not so much. |