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A notary public qualified in the county of Warren

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Could you please tell me what 'qualified' means in th efollowing phrase: "a notary public qualified in said (Warren) county". Does it mean that the notary may only practice as a notary public in that specific county and nowhere else?
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Kamil
  

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Today, KS (Email Removed) gosled: [nq:1]Could you please tell me what 'qualified' means in th efollowing phrase: "a notary public qualified in said (Warren) county". [/nq] I imagine it means that that's where he got his license. com) # 3 b (1) : to declare competent or adequate : CERTIFY # (2) : to invest with legal capacity : LICENSE Whether that implies that he can only practice in that county would then depend on local laws.

  • Today, KS (Email Removed) gosled: [nq:1]Could you please tell me what 'qualified' means in th efollowing phrase: "a notary public qualified in said (Warren) county".
  • [/nq] I imagine it means that that's where he got his license.
  • com) # 3 b (1) : to declare competent or adequate : CERTIFY # (2) : to invest with legal capacity : LICENSE Whether that implies that he can only practice in that county would then depend on local laws.
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Today, KS (Email Removed) gosled:
[nq:1]Could you please tell me what 'qualified' means in th efollowing phrase: "a notary public qualified in said (Warren) county". Does it mean that the notary may only practice as a notary public in that specific county and nowhere else?[/nq]
I imagine it means that that's where he got his license. That'd be "qualify" in the sense of (from m-w.com)
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[nq:1]Hi! Could you please tell me what 'qualified' means in th efollowing phrase: "a notary public qualified in said (Warren) county". Does it mean that the notary may only practice as a notary public in that specific county and nowhere else?[/nq]
No, it just means that the Notary meets the qualifications that Warren County sets. Warren County may set the qualifications differently that other
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[nq:2]Hi! Could you please tell me what 'qualified' means in ... a notary public in that specific county and nowhere else?[/nq]
[nq:1]No, it just means that the Notary meets the qualifications that Warren County sets. Warren County may set the qualifications ... other places set the qualifications to be a Notary, so they want the Notary to be qualified under their rules.[/nq]
Another possi
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[nq:1]I think I was empowered to issue notices of protest, but they suggested that only lawyer-notaries should do that (IANAL). I hear that notaries in Florida can marry people (to each other).[/nq]
Used to be a notary down here that was frequently in the papers. Sojak, or something like that. Hung around with a guy that was always smilin'.

Tony Cooper
Orlando FL
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[nq:2]Hi! Could you please tell me what 'qualified' means in ... a notary public in that specific county and nowhere else?[/nq]
[nq:1]No, it just means that the Notary meets the qualifications that Warren County sets.[/nq]
And what qualifications must a Notary (sic) have? I'd list the ability to read and write, along with the skills needed to operate an imprinting device. Are there others?
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[nq:2]No, it just means that the Notary meets the qualifications that Warren County sets.[/nq]
[nq:1]And what qualifications must a Notary (sic) have? I'd list the ability to read and write, along with the skills needed to operate an imprinting device. Are there others?[/nq]
I would think that a permanent and verifiable address would be requirement. The Notary authenticates that the signat
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[nq:1]And what qualifications must a Notary (sic) have? I'd list the ability to read and write, along with the skills needed to operate an imprinting device. Are there others?[/nq]
In California, you have to be a resident 18 or over, pass a test, and, soon, take a six hour class.
GC 8201. (a) Every person appointed as notary public shall meet all of the following requirements:
(1) Be a
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