Logbook Cleanup

Notarized? So that you can prove that it was you that signed it?

-mini

Hey man, It's the government.. Just smile and nod your head. nothing they come up with is ever going to make sense, be logical or even remotely explainable to a sane, normal person.
 
Lol maybe for proof of the hours? Show a notary your old 8710 and get the stamp? I dunno, but would rather be safe then sorry.
Pretty sure all a Notary is doing is verifying that you are you and you are the one signing the document.

I'll have to ask a buddy of mine...he got his notary deal for his job. ...which is nice for me (free).

-mini
 
Notarized? So that you can prove that it was you that signed it?

Notarized so it has a legal verifiable date on it rather than looking like a sheet of paper you just cooked up the night before you go to court because of your other sloppy logging practices. Also proof that it was you who signed it so you cannot claim it wasn't you who submitted that falsified document.
 
Notarized so it has a legal verifiable date on it rather than looking like a sheet of paper you just cooked up the night before you go to court because of your other sloppy logging practices. Also proof that it was you who signed it so you cannot claim it wasn't you who submitted that falsified document.

I can't ever recall a notary actually reading any document I've ever had notarized to verify the data. Ever.

Normally they just look at my ID and make sure I'm me.


-mini
 
I can't ever recall a notary actually reading any document I've ever had notarized to verify the data. Ever.

Normally they just look at my ID and make sure I'm me.


-mini

A Notary does not attest to the facts of whatever they are notarizing, just that the person doing so is in fact the person they claim to be.

I've notarized things that aren't even in English.
 
I can't ever recall a notary actually reading any document I've ever had notarized to verify the data. Ever.

Normally they just look at my ID and make sure I'm me.

-mini

As someone else wrote, that IS exactly what notaries do. They notarize signatures. Noting that I wrote indicated otherwise.
 
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