Can someone notarize on your behalf?

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paulwatkins929New member11 January 2023 08:21:58

Hello everyone, since my father is a disabled person and running in his late 90s, I want to know if I can notarize his documents on his behalf.

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gee2twoMember11 January 2023 09:19:13

¹No. You both have to be present or present yourselves to the notary and

²A notary public is authorized to sign on behalf of a person who is physically unable to sign or make a mark on a document depending on location but you both still have to present yourselves before the notary public

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