Get Public Official's Certificate Of Manual Signature

The Public Official's Certificate of Manual Signature is an important document used to certify a public official's signature for filing purposes. This guide will walk you through the online filling process to ensure you complete the form accurately and efficiently.

Follow the steps to successfully complete the form online.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the editor.
2. In the first section, you will need to fill in the 'County of' field. Enter the name of the county relevant to the individual filling out the form.
3. Next, provide the name of the affiant (the person completing the form) in the blank space provided. This person must be of lawful age.
4. In the following field, specify the official title of the affiant. This title must reflect the authorized officer’s position as defined in the applicable laws.
5. Afterward, indicate the name of the state office or department that the affiant represents in the designated area.
6. Next, in the space provided for the date, fill in the day, month, and year when you are completing this form.
7. Ensure that the affiant's manual signature is entered in the appropriate space. If using a signature stamp, provide that as well.
8. Include the official's seal if required, and ensure that all entries are done using permanent black ink.
9. Complete the section for the notary public, ensuring that the notarial officer's signature and commission expiration date are included.
10. Review all entered information for accuracy, and once everything is correctly filled out, you may save your changes, download a copy, and print or share the document.

Complete your documents online efficiently and accurately.