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What does 'satisfactory evidence' of a signer's identity mean in California?
a.The notary's own belief
b.A signed statement from the signer
c.Identification by acceptable ID documents or by credible witness(es), as defined by statute
d.Any photo the signer provides
Explicación
Civil Code §1185 defines satisfactory evidence as either specified identification documents or the oath of a credible witness (or two). It is the only lawful basis for verifying identity in California.
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