Can you notarize a document you can't read? Marylyn explores the essential rules for handling paperwork written in another tongue in this quick session of Good Question.

• • Answer: You may notarize foreign language documents as long as the notarial certificate is in a language you understand.
• • Answer: You must be able to communicate directly with the signer to ensure they understand what they are signing.

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Show Notes:
• Notaries can notarize foreign language documents if the certificate is in a language they can read.
• Direct communication between the notary and the signer is required to verify the signer's intent.

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