A signer lacks proper paper identification and wishes to establish their identity using two credible witnesses. What are the strict statutory requirements for these two credible witnesses?

They do not need to present paper ID if the notary personally knows both of them from previous transactions.

Both witnesses must present valid paper identification to the notary and swear under penalty of perjury to the signer's identity.

At least one witness must have a financial interest in the document to guarantee the signer's identity.

Both witnesses must be personally known to the notary public.