No, as long as it contains a photograph, description, signature, identifying number, and is current or issued within 5 years.
Yes, unless the passport is from Canada or Mexico.
Yes, a USCIS stamp is strictly required for all foreign passports.
No, foreign passports are only acceptable if accompanied by a Green Card.
Correct Answer
A. No, as long as it contains a photograph, description, signature, identifying number, and is current or issued within 5 years.
Detailed Explanation
Foreign Passports without stamps. According to CA Civil Code section 1185(b)(3)(D), a valid passport from the applicant's country of citizenship is acceptable. There is NO requirement in current California law for a foreign passport to bear a USCIS stamp to be used for notarization.
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