What does an Indiana notary certify when taking an acknowledgment?
- AThat the document's contents are accurate
- BThat the notary approves the transaction
- CThat the identified individual appeared and acknowledged signing the document voluntarilyCorrect
- DThat the document has been filed with a court
Why: An acknowledgment certifies that the signer personally appeared, was identified, and acknowledged executing the document for its stated purpose. It does not vouch for the truth of the contents or the merits of the transaction.Indiana Code Title 33, Art. 42; Indiana Notary Public Guide