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Can a Notary require signers to be identified only by a driver license and refuse to accept any other identification?
A Notary cannot require signers to be identified solely by a driver's license unless state law specifically mandates it. Notaries should accept any valid form of identification that meets their state's requirements, which typically include government-issued IDs with a photo and signature. Refusing to accept other forms of acceptable identification could contravene state regulations and undermine the notarization process. It is important for Notaries to be familiar with their state's laws regarding acceptable forms of ID.
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What information is needed to notarize a document?
To notarize a document, you typically need the original document that requires notarization, valid identification for all signers (such as a driver's license or passport), and the presence of the signers. The notary public will also need to confirm that the signers understand the document and are signing it willingly. Additionally, some documents may require specific information or forms to be completed, depending on the jurisdiction.
Is the ability to raise funds to have co signers for a loan?
The ability to raise funds typically does not require co-signers for a loan; however, co-signers can enhance the likelihood of loan approval, especially for individuals with limited credit history or lower credit scores. Co-signers share the responsibility of repayment, which can make lenders more willing to extend credit. Ultimately, the decision to require co-signers depends on the borrower's financial profile and the lender's policies.
If My wife and I are co-signers on a car loan and We can't pay for it and I am disabled but My wife works will She be liable?
Your wife is responsible for the repayment of the loan. The reason lenders require co-signers is to increase the probability that the loan will be paid. Co-signers are equally responsible for repayment.
What type of id is required for signers on a business account?
Usually none, unless the account papers are signed in the prsence of a Notary Public who will, by law, require you to show proof of your identity (usually a drivers license will suffice). You reaally should direct this question to the bank that will be handling the account.
How many actual signers of the constitution were there?
39 signers
How do you write a letter to bank to add a person in authorised signatory list?
Banks used to accept letters of authorization to add signers to a list. Due to fraud, banks now require that all signers report to the bank in person to execute a new signature card.
When was Signers Monument created?
Signers Monument was created in 1848.
What are the requirements for opening a bank account for clubs and societies?
To open a bank account for clubs and societies, you typically need to provide the organization's official documents, such as the constitution or bylaws, proof of tax-exempt status (if applicable), identification for authorized signers, and a minimum deposit amount. Additionally, some banks may require a resolution authorizing the opening of the account.
Can a primary signer get off the loan when the cosigner wants to take over payments?
Not likely, the lender will probably require you to refinance the loan in only the co-signers name.
What do the signers mean by a civil body politic?
What do the signers mean by a "civil body politic"?
George Washington he was one of the signers of the?
George Washington was one of the signers of the Fat Republic.
Why do the signers of the compact write they are coming to America?
why do the signers of the compact write they are coming home
