Notarization as part of the job description
I went to an interview today for a full-time job in a copy store. The individual informed me that part of my job would involve signing as a notary on legal documents. The employer has a Notary license - I do not. Is it legal for me to sign without a notary license, on behalf of the employer?
Asked on 8/08/06, 2:56 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
Charles White
Charles G. White
Re: Notarization as part of the job description
Notary commissions are "individual" and not "corporate." No, you cannot sign as a notary public unless YOU are a notary public. To view the Texas statutes for notaries, see:
http://www.capitol.state.tx.us/statutes/docs/GV/content/htm/gv.004.00.000406.00.htm
Answered on 8/08/06, 7:44 am
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