Utah Notary Acknowledgment Form

A Utah notary acknowledgment is used to verify the authenticity of a signature on a legal document. Before executing the acknowledgment, the signer must attest to signing the document voluntarily and present their ID to the notary. The notary will then fill out, sign, and seal the acknowledgment form.

Utah Notary Acknowledgment Form

A Utah notary acknowledgment is used to verify the authenticity of a signature on a legal document. Before executing the acknowledgment, the signer must attest to signing the document voluntarily and present their ID to the notary. The notary will then fill out, sign, and seal the acknowledgment form.

Last updated January 26th, 2025

A Utah notary acknowledgment is used to verify the authenticity of a signature on a legal document. Before executing the acknowledgment, the signer must attest to signing the document voluntarily and present their ID to the notary. The notary will then fill out, sign, and seal the acknowledgment form.

Laws & Resources

Online Notarization Legal in Utah? – Yes.^[1]
Statutory Form – § 46-1-6.5(3)
Find a Notary – Notary Administration Search
Notary Handbook – Notary Public Study Guide and Handbook

Sample

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UTAH NOTARY ACKNOWLEDGMENT

State of Utah
County of [COUNTY NAME]

The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this [DATE] by [SIGNER’S NAME].

(Seal)

________________________
Signature of Notary Public
Title: [TITLE]
Residing at: [NOTARY’S ADDRESS]

Sources

§ 46-1-3.6