What's interesting about this is that the record # for the Jessica York that appears in the Thaler Law report does not match that in the official record, which gives York the # 333453 and the "Jessica York" who appears on the alleged fraudulent forms has the # 549041. There are NINE "Yorks" in all!
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🤢 PANIC in AZ! 🤢
It may depend on the State and the laws.
I used to be a notary until our contracts did away with requiring notarization. I think mine expired in 2018. When I took that exam I got a form that had the relevant info. Then I just googled “notary stamp” and found the cheapest/fastest option. I think it cost me $15 + shipping, and I had it in a few days. Made me wonder if there was any reason to take the notary test lol…not sure anyone would know the difference in my state.
Wow. Did you get your State seal on the rubber stamp? I would think that would be an issue if not properly validated, no?
Ya. Pretty much easy mode. Makes you wonder why we even bother to use notaries. I got a certificate from the Secretary of State and the website selling stamps said I would need it. But there was no place to upload it, nor did I ever get asked for it.
I just looked up Texas & Michigan. You don’t even have to take a test like I did in those states. Fill out and submit app, filing fee, and notary bond. Then you order a stamp from wherever you want. Seems like a joke.
Doesn't a notary just witness people signing documents? Check signers IDs and log the date, time and document type so the notary can attest officially. That's been my experience in one state. Are there other duties in other states?