Be the first person to vote! AuthorTopicCalifornia2990 PostsPosted -: 11:53:02 AMThe Venue is the section of the notary certificate ( such as for Jurats or Acknowledgements ) where you put the COUNTY. You ALWAYS put the county you are performing the notarization in in the venue regardless of what the lender says otherwise you are not following correct notary procedure. If you don't know the county, then you can research it.Sometimes you might be notarizing a borrower in a different county from where the property is.
Signed and attested before me on this day of April, 2006 by (borrower). Notary Signature Title or Rank (My commission expires: ) (My commission nuber: ) Please note that the formatting of the above sample does not reflect accuracy. Please follow the format from the link above (The notary public guide for Oklahoma). Revised April 30, 2019 1 Indiana Notary Public Guide Office of the Indiana Secretary of State – Business Services Division INBiz.in.gov NOTICE: This document is intended to serve as an overview of information concerning notary public commissions and notarial acts in Indiana.
That has never been an issue in my experience.The recorded documents ( like the Deed of Trust ) would be recorded in the county where the house is situated regardless of where you did the notary.New Hampshire681 PostsPosted -: 12:40:08 AMPlease check this link for a sample acknowledgment for the State of Oklahoma.It is a common practice for lenders to leave the state and county blank at the very top of the document. This can be very confusing for the notary. I have learned over the years (straight from the lenders mouths) that the county at the top of the document should be the one the property is located in.
The text below it discusses the property so the county needs to reflect the text.At the bottom of the document is the acknowledgment you will be notarizing.
The Indiana jurat is a certificate attached to or included in an affidavit (a document containing official statements) which confirms the accuracy of the affidavit. A notary public may only execute the certificate if the person making the statements appears before them and signs the affidavit in their presence. The individual will be required to identify themselves in order to ensure that they are the person whose statements are recorded in the document. Once identified, the individual will swear an oath to (or affirm) the truthfulness of the statements. To complete the process, the notary will fill out the jurat certificate and return the affidavit to the individual.Laws –INDIANA NOTARIAL CERTIFICATE(JURAT)State of IndianaCounty of Signed and sworn to (or affirmed) before me on this day of , 20, by (Name of Individual Making Statement). (Seal, if any)Signature of Notary PublicTitle and RankMy Commission Expires:.