The Alaska notary acknowledgement forms are used to verify (or “acknowledge”) the authenticity of a person’s signature. Verification of this nature is often required when signing a document of high importance such as a property deed, living will, or power of attorney form. The notary public is obligated to confirm the identity of the signing party and ensure they are aware of the contents of the document. An Alaska notary may acknowledge a signature which was not written in their presence so long as the individual confirms the contents of the document and attests to their signature. However, when using a jurat certificate, the item must be signed in the presence of the notary, and the signer must swear an oath to the truthfulness of the record.
Laws – § 09.63.100, § 09.63.030, § 09.63.040
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