Only the signer’s act of privately signing the document
Only the county clerk’s later authentication
The signer’s acknowledgment plus the notary’s act of obtaining satisfactory evidence of identity
Only the drafting of the instrument by an attorney
Correct Answer
C. The signer’s acknowledgment plus the notary’s act of obtaining satisfactory evidence of identity
AI Explanation
The glossary includes both the signer’s declaration and the notary’s identification role. Under “Taking an Acknowledgment,” the booklet says the act includes the person telling the notary he is the named person and acknowledging execution, and also includes the notary’s obtaining satisfactory evidence of the person’s identity. For contrast, an affidavit involves administration of an oath, which is a different notarial function.
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