Does a deed of trust in the state of virginia require fingerprints in the notaries journal?
363361
Certainly not in the virginioa state. However, you may be asked to paste your photograph and fingerprints if you could not read and write or any court has debarred you from signing the legal document due to any disease.
99113
In the US, this agreement is usually nothing more than a contract.  So, there should be no reason to have it notarized.
669497
I do not know of any. It will depend on where you are, and what you need it for. You may still need an officical copy from the police for the Lawyer. Why isn't the Lawyer getting it?
745724
I'm currently an NC notary, and when you notarize a document, you are presenting yourself as chief witness.  However, if the document legally required witnesses beyond the notary, in this day & time, it is not eligable for a notary to present on the document as a witness.  I can't tell you what notary code stated in 1937, though, so you may want to check with the sec of state, who appoints notary commisions & sets code. The only other thing I can tell you pertaining to this is that you can't notarize anything that you have a gainable interest in, so you may also want to check into that.
635750
Have one drwn up and signed in front of a notary
1002069
Check with the probate court, I picked up the papers from them when I applied for guardianship of my nephew. Ours is at the town hall. I did have to have them notarized, and banks aren't willing to do it, so I had a lawyer's secretary who was a notary do it. It was pretty cheap, and easy. The biggest expense was filing the papers -$150.00
2317
Yes, you can get the document notarized, but that will not make the document any more valid in court than a non-notarized document.
1168441
Yes go to city hall and contact the notary.
841078
No.Make an itemized list under a certain heading for example, Tom gets my book collection etc, household items for Tom.\nIf there is a true quality item be sure to specify who gets it and list those items of interest separately. Name a well who becomes executor of your estate and be sure that person signs and agrees to do so and have all signatures notarized.
635443
I know here (Ireland) if his name is on the birth cert you need his signature to get a passport.  Not sure about anywhere else.
478540
Generally, a holographic will must meet the following requirements:\n\nAll material provisions must be written in your own handwriting. This doesn't prevent you from using form-wills available over the internet or at some courthouses. As long as all the important parts are handwritten, that is generally good enough. When in doubt, copy everything over into your own handwriting.\n\nAnother general rule is that the person making the will must understand every statement in it. Writing something that you don't understand in a legal document is generally a bad idea. \n\nThe will must also be signed by the person making it, at the time it is made, and signed with the intent of making the document a will. Some forms or samples contain a clause to that effect. Present intent to treat the document as a binding will is the key here.\n\nSome states/provinces require witnesses, even for holographic wills. Some require the holographic will be notarized. Some do not. Check your local listings.\n\nAs to wills in general, the more specific you can make things, the less problems they usually propose. When giving something to a person, clearly and unambiguously identify the person. For example "my cousin" is less precise than "Amy Gardner", and both are less precise than "my cousin Amy Gardner who lives in Cincinnati". \n\nFor the property being given, however, general statements are more inclusive. "Everything" (or "everything else, aside from .... above") is called a residuary clause, and is also usually accepted by most courts.\n\nAs with any legal matter, don't take random advice anonymous given over the internet. Do the research. Many law schools and court houses offer free legal advice through clinics for simple matters. Many state bar associations also have lawyer referral services where you can get a lawyer free for up to one hour for simple matters. \n\nDo the research. A few extra hours spent doing it right can save months of headaches later.
1112595
Laws vary by state. \n\nProof of residency can be any official document, including driver's license, utility or phone bill, or affidavits by credible witnesses.\n\nGuardianship is usually determined by a court but can also be an informal arrangement if the parties agree and sign a sworn affidavit transferring guardianship.
257097
If the living trust amendment was drawn up by a lawyer, that lawyer should have a copy of the original.\n\nA living trust can be registered at the courthouse, but it doesn't have to be.  You might go down to the courthouse and talk with them there.  If their records are all computerized, it might be easy to locate a copy of it using a computer search.
1185621
State laws vary - for example, Washington state requires closing to be done by the title agency - Arizona could care less - mobile notaries who have no idea what the details of the document mean conduct closings all the time.  \n\nHowever, to close, each state will have specific criteria that must be included and title insurance would be impossible to get if closing docs are incomplete.  \n\nSo, you probably don't need a lawyer, but a seller's agent is a could idea - the seller pays, not the buyer.
866422
No. Many wills are typewritten.  Blind people have to dictate their wills to other people, otherwise they would be illegible.  The same would be true of someone unable to read or write.  The requirement under section 9 of the Wills Act 1837 is for the testator -- that is the person making the will -- to sign it in the presence of two impartial witnesses, who will also add their names and addresses for ease of identification.  Although s9 of the Wills Act 1837 requires that the will be “signed by the testator or by some other person in his presence and by his direction”, signature is given a wide meaning. A mark, an initial, and even a thumb print have all been held to suffice.  Although an attestation clause, confirming that the will was read over to the testator who understood and approved it, is not required by s9,  if such a clause is added, it will avoid complications later on.
81295
The proper term for a notarized statement is "affidavit" and, yes, your witness can file one, assuming that the jail will cooperate and allow you to have access both to him and to a Notary Public simultaneously.  Depending on his reason for being in jail, this may or may not be possible.  Also there in mind that, again depending upon his reason for being in jail and his criminal history generally, his "bad character" could conceivably be brought into your small claims trial by your adversary.  As you might imagine, this could certainly negatively affect your witness's credibility before the trier of fact (the Judge).  You must ask yourself whether you are better off being your own witness.
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Check with the Register of Deeds' office.