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CHICAGO TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY (Ferguson) 3/10/06 Page 1 of 14 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS, OATHS / AFFIRMATIONS, JURATS: NOTARIAL CERTIFICATES AFTER 12/1/05 (Updated 3/10/06) Chapter 10B of the North Carolina General Statutes, effective December 1, 2005, made substantial changes to the requirements for a notarial certificate, the form of acknowledgment that a notary must use in acknowledging a document. For North Carolina notarial acknowledgments, other than forms which might be mandated by other statutory provisions (outside of Chapter 47), statutory safe harbor notary acknowledgment forms are set forth below. NOTE: These do not affect statutorily mandated notarial certificate forms in other chapters of the North Carolina General Statutes other than Chapter 10B and Chapter 47 (such as powers of attorney under Chapter 32A or self-proving wills under ). NOTE: The new certificate forms do not in any way change the requirements for assuring authority and current representative capacity of the individual signing and acknowledging the document in any fiduciary capacity or on behalf of any entity, or the added statutory presumptions of affixing the corporate seal.
• Husband & wife GS 47-40 • Corporation GS 47-41.01 GS 47-41.02 • Attorney in fact for principal GS 47-43 • Subscribing Witness GS 47-13.1, GS 47-12.2, ... All deeds, conveyances, or other instruments which have been heretofore or shall be hereafter so executed shall, if …
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