Many of these scenarios depend on the (lack of) diligence of the notary. Some will scrutinize signatures more closely than others, especially if they weren’t signed in their presence. Others will just let it pass and stamp away. These are human beings, after all. However, were I to try...
The notary public will ask for a copy of your driver’s license, passport or other official photo identification to confirm that you are who you say you are. He or she will log the transaction and place a stamp or seal on your letter and sign it. After the notary places the stamp and...