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A husband and wife acknowledge a deed, and both names appear in the same certificate. What is the maximum notarial fee?
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A signer the notary has never met has only an expired passport. Her coworker, whom the notary has known for years and who has no interest in the document, has known the signer for a decade and is present. How may the notary identify the signer?
✓An expired passport is not satisfactory evidence. One credible witness who appears with the signer, is personally known to the notary, personally knows the signer, has no interest in the record, and makes a verification on oath or affirmation is satisfactory evidence of identity.
57 Pa.C.S. §307
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The $25,000 Surety Bond
4 Pa. Code §167.16
Press play to listen: “For notaries appointed or reappointed on or after March 28, 2026, the bond must be $25,000. RULONA itself says $10,000 or the amount set by regulation, and the Department's regulations, effective March 28, 2026, set it at $25,000.…”
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