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Originally Posted by poppy
What happens if the doctor letter has chicken scratches for his signature, is folded into thirds, and the notary expires in Jan 2007?
Also, what is the proper procedure for the notory? Can she write a long paragraph that's sloppy, with mistakes? And can she sign at the bottom of the paragraph and put her stamp above the paragraph? Is this okay?
Can the marriage certificate be notorized by a clerk or does it have to be a judge?
And can the BC and marriage license come from the county or does it actually have to be thru thr capitol? Ours are thru the county with a raised state seal and they say true certified copy on them. Will they work?
Oh this is stressful!!!! I thought it was going great till today and now I might have messed up.
Help!!!!
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As someone who reviews dossiers for my agency I would...
1) Have your doctor's letter redone with a better signature and a better notarial date (at least a year away)
2) Be sure your notary write/types legibly
3) Marriage certificate needs to be issued by the state and/or county with a state/county seal
State specific questions are probably best answered by your homestudy social worker, as each state has different laws.
Good luck!