Ever wonder what to do when you see an empty spot on a document? Marylyn explains the rules for handling blank spaces to keep your notarizations legal. • Answer: Never notarize a document with incomplete sections as it invites fraud. • Answer: Ensure the signer fills in every line or uses "N/A" before you proceed. Stay for a quick daily thought on integrity and be sure to subscribe for more tips.

Show Notes:
• Never notarize documents with blank spaces to prevent unauthorized changes.
• Signers must complete all fields or mark them as not applicable before notarization.

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