can a notary public sign docs in liu of two  witnesses as required on many docs.?
368144
A notary only verifies the identity of the person signing the document.  If two signatures are required, a notary can't be used in lieu of two witnesses.
605891
In one word, Yes.  Our embassies are like being in the States, and as long as the notary is duly qualified the POA would be recognized in New York, just as one duly notarized in Pennsylvania or South Dakota (for example) would be.
845824
I have a notary seal, does that count?
852545
The study materials on the Secretary of State website are pretty good. If you know that stuff, you'll do fine.\n\nHowever, being a notary does not qualify you to either do a deposition (that's a court reporter's job) or a closing.
814364
you can get something notarized at a bank.  Mine does it for free for their customers but take your ID and whatever paper you need notarized
299493
In PA you can , I would get a second witness to sign it besides you.
105867
The person who's name and photo are on the passport must sign it.
98427
you need signature from registered voters
1149525
I highly doubt it. One of the reverands primary duties is to act as an authoritative witness when the couple signs the papers.  You can't be a witness for yourself.
557124
could try the register of wills office
102441
Most of the time you can do a DBA and go by any name you want. As long as you do the required publication and notice you would be fine. I also think that you could leave off the LLC on signage and be perfectly ok. Check with a lawyer who specializes in that area.
988801
In certain occupations it is necessary for you to be a notary public (IE. car dealers use notaries, court clerks, etc.).  Notaries are used when a signature needs to be certified as genuine.  Most commonly used for the transfer of ownership of property or affirmation by the signature holder.\n\nIn my job as a bail bond agent, it is not necessary but very helpful to have a notary license since we must file quit claim deeds and other legal documents.\n\nIt is also an additional (but small) source of income.  You can only charge a fixed amount for each signature.  The fee varies from state to state.  It may be helpful to you if you are working in a field where this would be useful.
621166
If it is only notarized it is not valid.  It also needs two or three witnesses who saw him sign the will.  After that, it does not need to be recorded but you need to put it where it can be retrieved when needed.  That is, not in Dad's safety deposit box.
526028
as lond as both parties sign the document in front of each other a notary is not needed.. both parties include the tenant and the landlord or a representative for him...
1047765
They can protest but I believe from reading this page their attempt would most likely fail.  The will has to have physical damage or have a signature crossed out to be invalid, and if that were the case an older version of the will would be accepted, I think.
1036517
can you elaborate more? do you mean those signatures in forums?
978610
Generally, it's not a good idea to have someone serve double duty, like being both a notary and a trustee or guardian. While it may or may not be legal in your state, it often causes problems.\n\nAs far as making changes, your best bet is to re-create the document from scratch, with the changes you want. Cross-outs are another area where, even if not actually invalid, often cause problems.