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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
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
Witness requirements CT - Notary Rotary Posted by Jess CT on 7 27 09 10:10am Msg #297503 Witness requirements, CT It is my understanding that 2 witnesses are required on the mortgage in CT, and that one of them can be the notary I received both the mortgage and note docs back stating that I needed to have these resigned by 2 witnesses and that one could not be the notary
loan modification agreement Witness required - Notary Rotary loan modification agreement Witness required? I notarized a loan modification agreement for a company in California and on one of the documents there was a signature line for a witness to sign Does anyone know if a witness is required for this type of notarization? Any feed back is much appreciated Thanks Reply by Ilene C Seidel on 8 17 09
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
Two witnesses required; Notary can be one. Arkansas is not a witness state, but, as we all know, a certain Lender requires 2 witnesses--notary can NOT be one of 'em Always a hassle because said Lender LO never ever tells them this little detail
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
Re: Proof of Execution by Subscribing Witness for form DS3503 Note: The identity of the subscribing witness must be established by the oath of a credible witness who personally knows the subscribing witness and who is known personally by the notary public In addition, the credible witness must present an identifcation document satisfying the requirements of Civil Code section 1185 (b) (3) or (4)
Re witnesses am confused - Notary Rotary Re: witnesses - am confused Witness requirements are dictated by the states in their property laws WaMu is almost correct in their listing DE is an attorney only state, so it's a moot point for us FL only requires witnesses on deeds that convey property PA does not require witnesses for deeds MA does not require NOTES to be witnessed for MA
Witness - notaryrotary. com Just curious on how you handle Witnesses in your State Do you put them in your Notary log?