How To Complete A Jurat

[@nonamegiven5078]

I love these mini training videos. Short but still packed with valuable information. Great job...please keep them coming!!! 😁👍

[@NationalNotary]

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[@frankharris7049]

Been waiting to learn more about this in greater detail. Lets Gooo:)

[@NationalNotary]

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[@brownnaya7633]

Good 👍 job presenting!!

[@mr.janjasmin5235]

Great video. It seems some of the content here is similar to the How to Complete an Acknowledgement video.

[@pipermcpickles5283]

Thank you for this information, much appreciated! 😸

[@NationalNotary]

Glad it was helpful!

[@laurenjones2459]

Can we find blank acknowledgement and jury forms on the NNA website?

[@marissa7518]

Hello, great video. If a person writes a letter confirming they gifted a vehicle to a family member would we add a jurat or Acknowledgement? Thank you in advance!

[@karimaechols6116]

Great information #NJ New to notary

[@NationalNotary]

Welcome aboard!

[@rosalietorres113]

I know that the signer needs to sign in front of you for a jurat. In California, If the signer signed the document before you, do you tell them to resign the document in front of you or do you refuse to complete notarial act for document? Or do you just verify by asking if they are the ones who signed? Thanks!

[@NationalNotary]

Hello. If a customer brings a previously signed document to a Notary and requests a jurat, the signer would need to resign the document in the Notary’s presence. A jurat always requires signing in the Notary’s presence. If you need additional support, please contact our Hotline team: www.nationalnotary.org/membership/hotline

[@premkaur3320]

if a verification cert. is used, is it necessary in texas to use a jurat along with it?

[@JEWELFROSTY]

Thank You 😊

[@NationalNotary]

You're welcome 😊

[@KristinaPrinezWilder]

what if the signer already signed the document?

[@jahaesjourney362]

Hi how does this work in Nevada?

[@NationalNotary]

A jurat is a type of notarization. The purpose of a jurat - also known in some states as a “verification upon oath or affirmation” - is for a signer to swear to or affirm the truthfulness of the contents of a document to a Notary or notarial officer. More information can be found here: www.nationalnotary.org/notary-bulletin/blog/2015/04/key-differences-acknowledgment-jurat-certificates

[@two-bitmathews8896]

Do i keep my jurat certificate or does the notary public?

[@NationalNotary]

Hello, the signed document is returned to the signer.

[@aparham10]

Still confused about when to use a Jurat

[@NationalNotary]

Jurats are used for documents such as affidavits and depositions, which often are used as evidence in trials or other legal proceedings. More information can be found here: www.nationalnotary.org/notary-bulletin/blog/2016/10/how-to-complete-a-jurat

[@JennzOrs]

Just look for the language on the document. Usually it says "subscribed and sworn"