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N-3 - Notaries Act
Section 22
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22. A notary must use his or her official signature when signing notarial acts.
A notary may also affix his or her official signature to any document that he or she is to sign in the practice of his or her profession.
22. A notary must use his or her official signature when signing notarial acts.
A notary may also affix his or her official signature on any document that he or she is to sign in the practice of his or her profession.
22. If a notarial act or any other document is in a medium that requires the use of information technology, the notary’s signature may, according to the conditions provided by regulation of the board of directors, be affixed to the act by any means suited to the medium. The secretary of the Order shall assign to every notary who so requests a personal code or mark that will also constitute the notary’s official signature.
22. If a notarial act or any other document is in a medium that requires the use of information technology, the notary’s signature may, according to the conditions provided by regulation of the Bureau, be affixed to the act by any means suited to the medium. The secretary of the Order shall assign to every notary who so requests a personal code or mark that will also constitute the notary’s official signature.
