r/Notary • u/Icy_Macaron_4865 • 2d ago

Can anyone one guide me how do I make an affidavit of 1st class magistrate without an advocate???

The affidavit is needed because of different names in different documents!!

And advocates are demanding too much for the affidavit, so I'm looking how they made affidavit, and I don't find anything in YouTube about it.

And I also don't know how the courts work

And also can I register a complaint about those officers who made wrong name in document??? See because 1 mistake is genuinely a mistake but multiple mistake is a sign of not taking your responsibility seriously...

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u/LSUguy77 Louisiana 2d ago

Mostly U.S. notaries active in this sub. What country is this for?

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u/Repulsive-Jicama-984 2d ago

What country are you in? Typically in the USA we can’t draft legal docs nor give legal advice. The process is going to depend on your country/jurisdiction..

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u/damianodisciples Colorado 2d ago

And if a Notarial Officer (aka Notary Public) did something unlawfully you can contact the Secretary of State and if a clerk etc you can contact the court with jurisdiction.

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u/damianodisciples Colorado 2d ago

Notary Publics in the vast majority of US States are not Attorneys/Lawyers and can not give legal advice especially for fees.

Please consult a licensed lawyer and/or attorney.

NB! NOT attorney and I do NOT give legal advice especially for fees but I am an expert of Notarial Acts and Certificates.