Join Eddie Montes Travis to learn how an Attorney in Fact signs documents during a notary appointment. • Authority: An agent authorized to sign on a principal's behalf under a Power of Attorney. • Verification: Notaries must verify the agent's identity and confirm their signing capacity. Subscribe for more quick notary tips!

Show Notes:
• An Attorney in Fact is an agent authorized to sign on a principal's behalf.
• Notaries must verify the agent's identity and ensure the signing capacity is clearly stated.

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