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AUG 1, 2010
North Dakota |
SENATE BILL 2322 — Senate Bill 2322 prohibits a Notary from notarizing any signature without positively identifying the signer. SB 2322 authorizes the Secretary of State to deny, revoke or suspend the commission of a Notary for violating any provision of Chapter 44-06 (“Notaries Public”) of the North Dakota Century Code and to adopt rules governing the
signing and submission of electronic documents with a state agency. It also prohibits a Notary from notarizing a petition filed as a prerequisite to the calling of an
election or for the performance or prohibition of any act under Section 1-01-50 of the North Dakota Century Code if the petition contains the Notary’s or the Notary’s spouse’s signature.
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JAN 1, 2010
Oregon |
HOUSE BILL 2085 — House Bill 2085 initiates important new changes in how Oregon Notaries identify document signers. The new law names four types of identification document that constitute satisfactory evidence of identity; clarifies that when one of these four IDs is not presented a Notary may accept a current ID issued by the U.S. federal government or a state, county, municipal or other local government and containing a photograph, signature and physical description; and repeals provisions allowing Notaries to accept two forms of identification and a signature card if the document signer is a customer of a financial institution. HB 2085 also permits Notaries to enter into an agreement to remit fees to a private employer and public bodies to collect fees charged by employees for notarial services.
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JAN 1, 2010
Utah |
SENATE BILL 40 — In 2008, Utah enacted a law specifying types of ID that are not acceptable as satisfactory evidence of identity for Notaries and other governmental use. A driving privilege card was specifically named. SB 40 redefines more clearly than before who the holders of driving privilege cards would be.
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OCT 11, 2009
California |
SENATE BILL 94 — SB 94 prohibits any person (including a real estate licensee or California attorney) from offering or negotiating foreclosure rescue or loan modification services where an advance fee is charged before performing all services provided in the contract. The law also requires a written notification be included in the contract to inform homeowners that the services of these intermediaries are not required.
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OCT 1, 2009
Connecticut |
HOUSE BILL 5535 — Connecticut enacts the Uniform Real Property Electronic Recording Act effective October 1, 2009, and repeals a previous provision from the states's Uniform Electronic Transactions Act disallowing certain real property transactions from being conducted using electronic means.
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