Legal Services: Notarial Services

See report. This revision-- Implements recent legislative changes to 10 USC 1044a(b) , which eliminate duty status limitations to Reserve Component notarial authority (paras 1-1, l-4e(8) , 1-S, 2-2a, 2-3b(3) , 3-4a(12) , and 3-7b) Establishes training guidelines for notaries (paras l-4d and g',...

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Main Author: West, Togo D , Jr
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL
ARMY PERSONNEL
INSTRUCTIONS
JOBS
LAW ENFORCEMENT
MILITARY RESERVES
NONCOMMISSIONED OFFICERS
NOTARIAL SERVICES
OPERATIONAL READINESS
OVERSEAS
Personnel Management and Labor Relations
PROCESSING
Sociology and Law
SPECIALISTS
SUPERVISION
TRAINING
UNITED STATES
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Summary:See report. This revision-- Implements recent legislative changes to 10 USC 1044a(b) , which eliminate duty status limitations to Reserve Component notarial authority (paras 1-1, l-4e(8) , 1-S, 2-2a, 2-3b(3) , 3-4a(12) , and 3-7b) Establishes training guidelines for notaries (paras l-4d and g', and 1-7) Allows Staff Judge Advocates (SJA) to authorize legal specialists in the grades of E-3 and E-4 to serve as notaries under limited conditions (para 1- 6) Allows for military notaries in the United States as well as overseas (para 2- 2) Allows legal administrators and legal noncommissioned officers (NCO) in the grade of E-6 and above to serve as notaries, without being under the immediate supervision of an attorney (paras 2-2 and 2-3) Prohibits non-attorney notaries from providing legal advice (such as in conjunction with their notarization services) (para 3-4a(lO)) Prohibits notaries from notarizing a general power of attorney until the client is advised about its effect (para 3-4a(ll)) Clarifies the phrase under the immediate supervision of an attorney to include Soldier Readiness Processing (Glossary) X Dec 1997 to x Dec 1997