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How does a notary identify a signer?

April 26, 2017identify notary signer

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How does a notary identify a signer?

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A notary identifies a signer by carefully examining the identification presented by that person and comparing the signatures the person has made on the document with the signature on the identification or by personal knowledge. Proper “ID” should include a photograph and signature such as a driver’s license or passport. It is also considered sufficient identification if, under oath, a credible witness personally known to the notary public identifies the person.

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A. Generally, the Notary will ask to see a current identification document or card with a photograph, physical description and signature. A driver’s license, military ID or passport will usually be acceptable.

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A. A notary identifies a signer by carefully examining the identification presented by that person and comparing the signatures the person has made on the document with the signature on the identification. Proper “ID” should include a photograph and signature on a reliable identification card such as a driver’s license. It also is considered sufficient identification if, under oath, a credible witness personally known by the notary identifies the person.