Notarial ActsQuestion 37 of 100
In a proof of execution by a subscribing witness, how is the subscribing witness identified to the notary?
a.By the notary's personal knowledge
b.By a government-issued photo ID
c.By the oath of a credible witness who personally knows the subscribing witness
d.The witness does not need to be identified
Explanation
The subscribing witness is identified solely by the oath of a credible witness who personally knows the subscribing witness and is known to the notary. The subscribing witness cannot be identified by an ID card in this act.
Law Reference: CA Civil Code §1197Practice all 100 questions free — no signup required.
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