Notarial ActsPregunta 51 de 100
Why is direct communication between the notary and the signer important?
a.The notary must be able to identify the signer and confirm willingness without a translator acting as intermediary
b.So the notary can translate the document
c.To set the fee
d.It is not important
Explicación
The notary must communicate directly with the signer to verify identity, awareness, and willingness. Relying on a third-party translator introduces risk of miscommunication or coercion, so the notary should decline if direct communication is impossible.
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