The Georgia notary acknowledgement forms are tools used by a notary public to prove that an individual verified their signature on a document. Through the notarial act of acknowledgement, the notary affirms the signatory’s identity, mental competency, and willingness to execute the document containing their signature. An individual seeking confirmation of their signature will need to appear before the notary public and provide the original item being notarized and the certificate specific to their notarial circumstance (e.g., acknowledgement for an individual, acknowledgement for a corporation). The notary will perform their duties before asking the signatory to acknowledge the signature in their presence. After the statement is made, the notary will finalize the process by filling out the acknowledgement certificate.
Laws – § 45-17-8
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