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What is a person who is legally authorized as a public officer to witness and certify documents?
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∙ 13y ago
It sounds like you may be looking for a NOTARY. You must have photo ID, even if you are known to the person. Notaries are located in many places such as banks, printers, mortgage offices, etc.. Some charge a small fee. You can become a notary by contacting the secretary of state in which you reside. There are fees and education involved to do so.
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