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Notaries Society training day May 09
The Holborn Grange London. This great panoramic shot by photographer (and notary public) Basil
Preuveneers shows the biggest attendance for an Education Day yet! MyNotaries full report
Basil Preuveneers writes. At this education day there were many newly qualified notaries and also some of us who
have been around for years. It is always most interesting for me to go along to these education days because there is always
something new to be learnt and old stuff to be re-learnt. |
Secretary, Christopher Vaughan introduces the day. |
View from the back |
The most important lesson of all to learn is what the primary duty of the notary is. The Notary’s primary duty is
to make sure that the person signing the document is who they say they are and that they broadly understand the importance
of the document they are signing. This came through again and again during the course of the day. In particular we were s
hown a Spanish Power of Attorney, which on close inspection …… |
In the case of French documents...
When considering Indian and Pakistani documents...
When considering American documents….
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Notary Mr Sanjay Gogia |
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Notary Sally Osborn |
The Education Day also included an update of the checks we need to make regarding passports. It is quite surprising
that possibly one in 20 of the passports we see are forgeries.
At Notary Co UK we have already acted on Tom Craig’s advice and
use a UV light and this is proved very useful in detecting the more obvious forged passports and bank notes.
Thanks to all speakers* and organiser for a well put together presentation.
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* Christopher Vaughan secretary of The Notaries Society, Roger Pattern Educational Secretary,
Council members Michael Lightowler, Sally Osborn and Elaine Standish who is also a member of the qualifications board;
as is notary Sanjay Gogia: thanks also to Notaries Iain Rogers, Tony Martin
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