Can I Notarize my Wife's signature
214582
No, she has to do it.  The notary will verify her identity by picture ID
30304
To have it properly notorized your parents should sign it in the presence of the notary.   It should not be necessary unless you are afraid your parents will deny that they signed it.
401307
I'd go back to the person/lawyer who gave you the document in the first place, and tell them you can't get it notarized the way it's drafted.  Have them make the changes.  Then get it notarized at a bank - the one you bank at if you can.
547354
yes, I've done it!!! you can get them in any office max or office deport!!! for your State..? then you can see them right there...the sales pp where very helpful...I could open the package and see first if I could handle these forms. Its cheap.....20-30 dollars...then go home and type them out.....make several copies...have your husband sign it...notarize them in a Bank( its free)...then go to court and file them, pay the filing fee...every State is different...don't ask the clerk of court any questions...sometimes they pretty rude!\n\nthen you gotta wait for a court date..3-4 month...check the court docket...and thats it!!!
590523
Yes, it would still be legal.  A hand-written (or holographic will) is also legal.  It would be a good idea to have the will notarized to ensure that your heirs are protected from any type of fraud.  If you have tons of assets and/or wanting to set up a trust fund, it would be recommended that you seek counsel to help you prepare the will.  It would be a good idea to provide the executor of the will with a copy after you complete the document.   The contents of any previous wills are superseded by the amendment to the will and you might not be able to see the will of other persons unless the will was filed with the probate court.
116681
No the best you can do with a Notary is to get a Power of Attorney, which would give you certain rights, however this can be recinded as simply as it was made.  to assure your legal rights you need to see a lawyer and have a formal adoption.  If you qualify this may be done through legal aid or someother type of reduced charges.  You will also need the fathers permission to do the adoption and in these cases they will usually sign away their rights rather than have to pay child support.  With a Power of Attorney the court could order both parents to pay child support, so if they are wanting out of the responsibilities they will probably want a legal adoption.
137037
If you sign your own name it isnt forgery , what are you trying to ask here
192098
it only applies to filing. You can send any signature forms later. It specifically says when you e-file that the forms can be sent later, if you don't send the forms later they will send you a letter asking for them.
259958
You can buy software programs pretty cheap that will walk you through a simple will.  Then take it to a notary to be witness and signed.  I took mine to my bank.  I would put it in my safety box at home.  There is sometimes problems getting it out of your deposit box at the bank.
85474
Usually it can be done just by faxing a copy of your signature on the contract untill the original can be mailed and then sent back. Have done this a couple of times myself. Power of attorney form can be  a scary situation. it gives them to many rights and can blow up in your face
179543
The American Bar Association, has some information, explaining the legalities, of electronic signatures..\nTake a look at this website..\nhttp://www.abanet.org/scitech/ec/isc/dsg-tutorial.html
77318
Go to a large bookstore such as BArnes and Noble.  They will have a whole section on publishing, mostly related to books, including children's books.  But I expect it will lead you to some contacts to check out the possibilities of publishing your wife's song.  Good luck with it.
428437
This is a case where husband under the influence of medicine was forced by wife to sign a legal document. So far all we have is hearsay. In order to prove husbands non voluntary involvement, it must be first proven that he was in fact under Drs care for the medicine and the effect the medicine has on him, then you would have to prove he was actually using this medicine at the time of signing and that in fact he had no idea what he was signing. Then you would have to prove that the wife had a criminal intent to defraud her husband by forcing him to sign. None of this would be easy to prove so he may be obligated to honor his signature on the document whether he really wanted to or intended to sign it. Length of marriage has nothing to do with anything here. Sorry wish I had a better answer and good luck
80804
The court's have contingencies for most problems....but it would be worth your time to talk to an attorney.  You may be able to petition the family law judge for a specific order authorizing you to transfer title to the home and sell the property without her signature.  Do it right the first time....it could be a legal nightmare if you sell the property without proper legal authority.
23691
Very rarely unless the following conditions exist:  (1) it is a cause I truly support; (2) I know or trust the person asking for my signature; and (3) I have actually read the petition and proposed legislation.  I never sign anything presented by a professional signature gatherer.
276346
Well you should be classified as a legal parent and if she's under 18 or at any age under that then she should only need one parent's signature but it's been a while since my dad brought me to get my first passport so I really don't remember. Check what they have to say about getting them and if you need anything special like both your's and her father's signature on something.
50596
In most states you can go to their government website and download the papers for free.  If you are not at ends with the other partner, just fill them out together, or each fill out seperate forms and then compromise on the final copy.  Then all that's left is to sign it and turn it in to the court house...