The Montana Signature/Acknowledgement — RepresentativCapacityit— - Multiple is a set of documents that are used for a variety of legal purposes in the state of Montana. It is usually used to signify that a legal representative or agent has signed a document on behalf of a person or business, verifying that they have legal authority to do so. This document is typically used in conjunction with other legal documents, such as deeds, mortgages, contracts and trusts. The Montana Signature/Acknowledgement — RepresentativCapacityit— - Multiple comes in two different forms: a single-signature version and a multiple-signature version. The single-signature version requires only one signature and is used when a single representative is signing the document on behalf of the person or business. The multiple-signature version requires multiple signatures from multiple representatives, such as a board of directors or multiple owners of a business. In both cases, the signature must be verified with a notary public or other authorized person. The signature is then accompanied by a statement of authority, which is signed by the representative, stating that they are authorized to sign the document in the name of the person or business. This statement also includes the date of the signature and the capacity in which the representative is signing. Once all the signatures are secured and the statement of authority is signed, the Montana Signature/Acknowledgement — RepresentativCapacityit— - Multiple is complete. The document can then be used to prove that the representative had the authority to sign the document in the name of the person or business.