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Philadelphia played a major role in the Revolution and development of the United States. Two documents in particular: The Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution were drafted and signed in Philadelphia in the 18th century in the neighborhood now known as "Old City."
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Two people signing the same document but at different times?
Each person should sign the document separately, clearly indicating the date of signature alongside their signature. This helps to establish the sequence of signatures and the timing of each person's agreement to the document's contents. It's important that both parties are fully aware of when the other party signed the document.
What city was the declaration signed in?
It was written in Philadelphia by a committee of five delegates including Thomas Jefferson, edited for two days by the Congress as a whole, and adopted and signed on July 4, 1776. Other accounts indicate that signatures were added on August 2, 1776.
Who was the signer of the Declaration of Independence that signed one document and not the other?
Charles Thomson, Secretary of Congress, signed the original document essentially as a witness to John Hancock's signature on July 4, 1776. Hancock and Thomson are the only ones to sign that copy. When the document was later ordered to be engrossed and signed by all delegates, Thomson did not sign the new version.
When the President or any other elected official signs a Bill where is the actual signed document kept?
the National Archives
Is a document legal with one signature?
Depends on whether either party has signed it. The document may be used as evidence of an agreement that was attempting to be finalized even if neither party has signed it. If only one side has signed it, it can be used to enforce the agreement against the party that did sign it. If work had already been done in reliance on the contract being signed, it could be used to provide compensation for that effort.On the other hand. If the document was not signed at all it is of no effect and not valid.
What is an executed release?
An executed release means that the document of release has been signed. An example of a release would be a medical waiver or any other document releasing the named person or company from some responsibility stated to you.
You co-signed on a vehicle loan and the other signature was forged what are your rights?
You should be more interested in your liabilities. If the other signature was forged then the loan is a criminal matter. You will need to explain why you co-signed a forged loan document and who took the money.
Did John Hancock use any initial other than J when he signed the Declaration of Independence?
John Hancock signed the Declaration of Independence using his full name with no middle initial. He did not use any other initial than J on the document.
Is the word signed a subject or predicate?
The word "signed" can function as both a subject and a predicate, depending on how it is used in a sentence. For example, in the sentence "She signed the contract," "signed" is the verb in the predicate. In the sentence "The signed document is on the desk," "signed" is part of the subject.
Can a Pennsylvania notary Notarize an article of agreement in West Virginia for a West Virginia property?
Notaries do not notarize documents. They notarize signatures, and they are only permitted in the state by which they are licensed. It does not matter what the document is. If the document is signed in Pennsylvania in the presence of a Pennsylvania notary, that notary can notarize the signature. If the document is signed in any other state, or outside of the presence of the notary, the notary cannot notarize the signature.
Is a notary legally binding in North Carolina?
A notary witnesses signatures and validates on a document that the people who signed it are the people they say they are. It has no other legal function.
If you have a legal document that is signed and you scratch something out. Is this a form of altering?
If the "scratch" was made after the document was signed, and was made without the knowledge and consent of any other party having an interest in it, or if the "scratch" substantially changes the information in the document, then yes, that is a form of altering. This can be a criminal offense, depending on the nature of the document, the change that was made, and the reason for making it. The usual procedure for making changes in a document is to draw a single line through the text to be removed (so that it can still be read), enter the changed or correct information adjacent to the original, and have all signatories to the document initial the change.
