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Identification/Subscribing Witness Notarizations

A signer brings a United States Military identification card. Under Civil Code Section 1185(b)(4), what is the CAUTION or primary concern a notary must have when relying on this specific form of ID?

A

Current military identification cards might not contain all the required information (photograph, description, signature, identifying number).

B

Military IDs expire after 2 years instead of 5.

C

Military IDs are strictly prohibited and cannot be used.

D

Military IDs are only valid for notarizing documents related to veteran benefits.

Correct Answer

A. Current military identification cards might not contain all the required information (photograph, description, signature, identifying number).

AI Explanation

Military ID limitations. The handbook specifically notes for U.S. military identification cards: '(caution: current military identification cards might not contain all the required information)'. A Group 2 ID must have a photo, physical description, signature, and serial number. Many modern CAC cards lack a physical description or visible signature.

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