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Can a wife notarize something for their husband?

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can a wife notarize something for their husband?

Answer:

Not if the Wife has any interest in the matter being notarized. And out of an abundance of caution it would be best not to do it.

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No, you cannot notarize a document for your boyfriend if you have a financial or beneficial interest in the matter. Notaries are expected to remain impartial and avoid conflicts of interest. It's best to find an unbiased notary to ensure the notarization is valid.

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