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California · Identification and Satisfactory Evidence

A notary has known her next-door neighbor for 20 years. He wants a document notarized but has no ID with him. Can the notary identify him based on her personal knowledge?

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Weakest first · 6 of 19 chapters shown
Fees2/3 (67%)
Proof of Execution by a Subscribing Witness2/3 (67%)
Notary Public Journal Requirements4/5 (80%)
Identification and Satisfactory Evidence5/6 (83%)
Certificate of Acknowledgment4/4 (100%)
Jurat3/3 (100%)

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Which of the following is required for a jurat but NOT for an acknowledgment?

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AThe signer must personally appear before the notary
BThe notary must verify the signer's identity
CThe certificate must include a notice box stating the notary verifies only identity
✓The notary must administer an oath or affirmation

A jurat requires the notary to administer an oath or affirmation (and the signer must sign in the notary's presence). Personal appearance, identity verification, and the notice box are required for both forms.

Gov. Code §8202

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Chapter 10 of 19Jurat

Key Difference from Acknowledgment

Gov. Code §8202

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Press play to listen: “For a jurat, the signer MUST sign the document in the presence of the notary and MUST take an oath or affirmation. For an acknowledgment, the document can be pre-signed and no oath is required.…”

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