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- Four States Require Witnesses for Mortgages and Deeds
Posted by nobhill on 11 6 10 1:42pm Msg #359961 Four States Require Witnesses for Mortgages and Deeds FYI - there are four states that require two witness signatures when you notarize a deed or mortgage in these states: Florida - 2 witnesses* for deeds** but not mortages Connecticut - 2 witnesses* for deeds and mortgages Georgia - 2 witnesses* required for deeds and security deeds Louisiana
- Acknowledgement Wording Question - Notary Rotary
Posted by kg nevada on 11 7 07 10:14pm Msg #220159 Acknowledgement Wording Question Just needed a little advise on this one The acknowledgement section of a compliance agmt document states the following - " On the ___day of ____, in the year 2007, before me personally came __________________ to me known as the person described in and who executed the foregoing instrument and who
- witness - Notary Rotary
Again, it depends on your state requirements whether you can be a notary and witness on the same doc Even though FL says one witness can be the notary, in my state, a notary still cannot also be a witness on the same doc
- General Acknowledgment - Notary Rotary
Posted by Susan Bryant on 4 12 12 3:29pm Msg #417717 General Acknowledgment Does anyone have a general acknowledgment they would be willing to share? (PDF format?) Reply by JanetK_CA on 4 12 12 3:48pm Msg #417721 There are tons available online If you Google "notary acknowledgment" followed by the name of a state, you'll often find something, but not always Also, many states (including
- subscribing witness vs. credible witness - Notary Rotary
A credible witness is a person who appears before a notary, together with a principal, and tells the notary who the principal is In some states the credible witness takes an oath swearing about the identity of the principal A subscribing witness appears before an authorized official and signs a statement that the principal signed a document on some previous occasion; this is done INSTEAD of
- NC Notary Witness Rules
IN FL, a notary can act as a witness to most documents requiring witnesses (with certain restrictions) However, some states, such as NC, do not allow the notary to act as a witness to the transaction
- Re: Florida mortgage-witness NOT required
In Florida, MORTGAGES DO NOT NEED TO BE WITNESSED DEEDS OF CONVEYANCE DO NEED TWO WITNESSES, one can be the notary Here are the appropriate sections of the statutes that address this Florida Statutes Chapter 695 03 Acknowledgment and proof; validation of certain acknowledgments; legalization or authentication before foreign officials --To entitle any instrument concerning real property to
- Acknowledgement wording - Notary Rotary
Acknowledgement wording Notary Discussion History Acknowledgement wording Go Back to October, 2010 Index
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