Notarial ActsPregunta 45 de 100
What should a notary do if the signer appears confused, heavily medicated, or unable to understand the transaction?
a.Notarize quickly
b.Have a family member sign instead
c.Decline to notarize because the signer may lack the capacity or willingness to sign
d.Call the police
Explicación
If the signer does not appear to understand the act or seems to be signing unwillingly, the notary should refuse. The notary must be satisfied the signer is aware and acting of their own free will.
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