The American Association of Notaries actually asked people to digitally sign onto a letter to lawmakers, opposing the legislation because digital notarisation would “compromise notarial acts”. Photo: AFP
Online home sale closures become reality in Texas
‘E-notarisation’ – notaries bearing witness to deals with keyboard strokes, rather than pen flourishes – expected to save people travel time, though the state has set the maximum cost at US$25, a big jump from the $6 limit for the first in-person acknowledgement
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Updated: Monday, 9 Jul, 2018 9:03pm
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The American Association of Notaries actually asked people to digitally sign onto a letter to lawmakers, opposing the legislation because digital notarisation would “compromise notarial acts”. Photo: AFP
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