IdentificationPregunta 60 de 100
May a California notary rely on personal knowledge of the signer to establish identity?
a.No; California eliminated personal knowledge—identity must be by acceptable ID or credible witness
b.Yes, if the notary has known the signer for years
c.Yes, for family members
d.Yes, for acknowledgments only
Explicación
Unlike many states, California does not allow personal knowledge as a method of identifying a signer. Even a well-known signer must be identified through acceptable identification documents or the oath of credible witnesses.
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