Maine Notary Acknowledgment Form

Maine Notary Acknowledgment Form

Last updated March 5th, 2024

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A Maine notary acknowledgment form officially states that a notary public acknowledged the signing of a document. The form includes the notarization date, location, the signer, and the notary’s information. Notary acknowledgments are used to verify the signing party’s identity and to confirm that they are signing for the purposes stated in the document.

A notary public’s commission is valid for seven years (§ 1922(4)).

Is Online Notarization Legal in Maine?

Yes, remote notarizations were temporarily authorized under LD1399 on June 23, 2021. However, the recently introduced act, LD2023, will permanently allow for remote notarizations in Maine starting July 1, 2023.

Statute: § 1915

Sample (Individual)

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MAINE NOTARY ACKNOWLEDGMENT

STATE OF MAINE
COUNTY OF [COUNTY], ss. [MONTH AND DAY], 20[YEAR]

Then personally appeared the above-named [SIGNATORY NAME] and acknowledged the foregoing instrument to be his/her free act and deed.

Before me,
________________________
Notary Public/Maine Attorney at Law
[NOTARY NAME]
Print name
My commission expires [MM/DD/YYYY]


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