IslamM (Florida)
Posts: 12
Posts: 12
Posted:
We have a similar situation,the Board President, notarized,witness a document and registered it with the county,not valid right?
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Re: Document notarized by same participant?
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We have a similar situation,the Board President, notarized,witness a document and registered it with the county,not valid right?
JohnB26 (South Carolina)
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Posts: 1,569
Posted:
the notarization is not valid
the witness(ing) is not valid
whether or not this invalidates the document itself ?????
the witness(ing) is not valid
whether or not this invalidates the document itself ?????
KevinK7 (Florida)
Posts: 1,343
Posts: 1,343
Posted:
In Florida, you are not allowed to notarize your own documents.
You can file a complaint with the office of the governor.
You can file a complaint with the office of the governor.
JanetB2 (Colorado)
Posts: 4,219
Posts: 4,219
Posted:
Hi Islam:
The reason for a notary is to verify that the individual who signed the document is actually said person and verified by a third party (notary). A notary cannot notarize their own signature and in many states also cannot notarize signatures for family members.
The reason for a notary is to verify that the individual who signed the document is actually said person and verified by a third party (notary). A notary cannot notarize their own signature and in many states also cannot notarize signatures for family members.
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