1 WASHINGTON â In 1995, a federal grand jury in San Diego charged a little-known Mexican drug trafficker named JoaquÃ­n GuzmÃ¡n Loera and 22 underlings with creating a cocaine ring that stretched from Southern California to New Jersey.
A notary is someone with the legal power to witness signatures, verify documents, and take depositions. A notary â also known as a notary public â is a person who has been licensed by a state to perform a few legal functions. The most common one is to witness signatures. For many types of paperwork, you need a notary to be present as you sign, which makes the paperwork official. Notaries also have the power to verify various types of documents and are allowed to take depositions (statements) in some legal situations. Definitions of notary.
A Notary prepares, attests, authenticates and certifies deeds and other documents for use anywhere in the world. The Notaryâs signature and seal validates a document for worldwide use. A Notary is also known as an English Notary Public or Public Notary.ocuments only being used in the UK usually only need solicitor certification. However, if a UK signed or certified copy of the original is being sent to a foreign government or any other overseas institution, it usually requires a notary certification (signature/seal).