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Any person aged 18 years or older who has "witnessed" the signatures by the other parties, so long as they do not have a material interest in the document in question.

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Should the witness and the testator sign on the same page of a will?

Yes, it is recommended for both the witness and the testator to sign on the same page of a will to ensure its validity and authenticity. This practice helps to demonstrate that both parties were present and acknowledged the contents of the will when it was signed.


Can an excutor sign a will?

Yes, an executor can sign a will as a witness, but they should not sign as a beneficiary to avoid any potential conflicts of interest. It is important to follow applicable laws and ensure the will is properly witnessed.


Is a witness necessary to make a affidavit legal?

Yes, a witness is typically required for an affidavit to be considered legal. The witness must observe the signing of the affidavit by the affiant and sign the document themselves to attest to the proper execution of the affidavit.


Where does the witness sign under the person's signature on a release and discharge paper?

Without actually seeing a copy of the papers being referred to it is impossible to answer this question. If you need assistance with this question ask the officials present when you are signing as a witness.


What is the difference between a subscribing witness and a credible witness in a notarial acts?

Credible Witness is stating the identity of the one signing in case their ID doesn't match their name. Example: Mary Taylor marries Joe Black, Mary's DL says Mary Taylor still since they just married but her legal name is now Mary Black. The credible witness swears and afirms that they know the signer and has no financial interest in the transaction.Subscribing Witness is a person who has signed a document that needs to be notarized need not personally appear before a notary public, but a representative may appear before the notary, take an oath that the signature of the principal signer is genuine, and sign as a witness.