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notarizing i9 forms: Notarizing Authorization for I-9 Forms
- 07/30/09 06:04 AM
I was asked by a customer to notarize a form for Remote Hire attesting that I had verified that the documentation required for the I-9 form was valid. The form basically said that the Notary was acting as an agent of the company in verifying the documents, and provided a place to sign and put the notary seal. I refused to notarize such form since there is nothing in the State of California handbook that says anything about it, and also because I'm not an employee of such company and of course was not going to notarize my own signature.
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I was asked by a customer to notarize a form for Remote Hire attesting that I had verified that the documentation required for the I-9 form was valid. The form basically said that the Notary was acting as an agent of the company in verifying the documents, and provided a place to sign and put the notary seal. I refused to notarize such form since there is nothing in the State of California handbook that says anything about it, and also because I'm not an employee of such company and of course was not going to notarize my own signature.
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