NMSA 14-14A-11. Notarial act under the authority of a federally recognized
A notarial act done under the authority of a federally recognized Indian nation, tribe, or pueblo can have the same effect as a state notarial act if it is performed by an authorized notarial officer or other authorized individual. The officer’s signature and title serve as evidence of authenticity and authority, and a
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A notarial act done under the authority of a federally recognized Indian nation, tribe, or pueblo can have the same effect as a state notarial act if it is performed by an authorized notarial officer or other authorized individual. The officer’s signature and title serve as evidence of authenticity and authority, and an official stamp is required unless local law says it is not.
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