Posted by JAM/CA
on March 24, 2009, 1:40 pm, in reply to "New notarial wording for me... anyone see this before?"
69.106.253.100
Craig, I've done many of these signings for Louisiana properties that were purchased by California's. We cannot sign this even if it is going out of state. It's asking you to certify to things we cannot certify to.
Notaries in Louisiana are close to being attorney's, they can do things we can't. I always call the attorney I've done work for on these properties and let her know, I cannot sign this. What type of notarization would you like attached in it's place.
I have posted a link for a pdf file for you to read. Scroll down to "Paraph" and you can see the definition of Ne Vartietur". Hope the link works.
http://www.kinsellalaw.com/publications/dictionary.pdf
If not google Ne Vartietur and find pdf
--Previous Message--
: Notarial wording at the end of the the
: note:
:
: "NE VARTIETUR" for
: identification with an Art of Mortgage
: passed before me the ___ day of ___ of
: ___
:
: _____________
: Notary Public Notary
: Seal
:
: Not valid wording in CA.... but what
: type of act is it?
:
: Docs from LA for a home in LA. CA Law
: says I must use verbatim Jurat
: wording.... but as long as it doesn't
: state something contrary to our laws
: on an Ack. and is filed out of state,
: I can use other state ack's. But how
: does one cover wording not resembling
: either?
:
: Per dictionary.com Ne Varietur: used
: as an inscription on notarized
: documents esp. that are evidence of an
: encumbrance (as a mortgage)
:
: Thanks for your input.
:
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