Can a Notary Public refuse to perform a notarial act?

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The notary must always be sure that the person requesting notarial services is competent. Competence simply means that the individual understands the meaning of his actions. The notary must refuse to perform any notarial act for a person who is manifestly incompetent. If an issue of an individual's jurisdiction arises, the notary may consult that person's doctor or attorney.

JRHOBES Professional Services LLC | Sep 16, 2022

The notary should always be confident that the individual requesting notarial services is competent. Competence simply means that the individual understands the meaning of his/her actions. The notary should refuse to perform any notarial act for a person who is clearly incompetent. If a question of an individual's competence arises, the notary may consult that person's physician or attorney.

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