In this episode, Marylyn clarifies the common confusion regarding Vital Records and the notary's role. • Answer: Notaries are generally prohibited from certifying copies of vital records like birth or death certificates, as these must be obtained directly from the government agency. We wrap up with a short daily thought on professional integrity; be sure to subscribe for more quick tips!

Show Notes:
• Notaries typically cannot certify copies of vital records because they are publicly held government documents.
• Direct clients to the appropriate government registrar for official certified copies of birth or death certificates.

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