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I have been presented a document without any notarial wording. Should I decide what type of notarial certificate belongs on the document?

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I have been presented a document without any notarial wording. Should I decide what type of notarial certificate belongs on the document?

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A. No. Unless you are an attorney, you cannot give legal advice. The signer will need to provide that information. The signer may need to check with an attorney, or the issuing or receiving agencies of the document to see what is required.

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