Notarial ActsPregunta 40 de 100
May a California notary certify a copy of a birth, death, or marriage certificate?
a.Yes, for a fee
b.No; those are public vital records that only the issuing agency can certify
c.Yes, with two witnesses
d.Yes, if the original is present
Explicación
Notaries may not certify copies of vital records—only the official custodian (such as the county recorder or vital records office) may do so. A notary's copy-certification power is limited to a power of attorney and the notary's own journal.
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