Definition of diminutive. 1  1 grammar : a word, affix, or name usually indicating small size : a diminutive (see 2diminutive 1) word, affix, or name. 2  2 : one that is notably small : a diminutive individual.
Thirteen states require Notaries to accept a âcurrentâ ID. Pennsylvania, for example, requires âa current, government-issued identification cardâ¦â One state, Illinois, requires IDs to be âvalidâ at the time of the notarial act and Arizona, Delaware and Virginia require IDs to be âunexpired.â.
Technically, notary publics notarize signatures, not documents. The law once required notary seals on many types of contracts. Real estate deeds still carry notarized signatures. The American Society of Notaries lists âcontracts, deeds, agreements and powers of attorneyâ as examples of frequently notarized documents.