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Competent Evidence of Identity

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  1. Under R.A. No. 11055, may a PSN in electronic form establish identity?
  2. A signatory offers an ordinary government ID with a signature but no photograph, and no special statutory exception or …
  3. Two proposed credible witnesses hold proper identity documents but neither personally knows the principal. Can they est…
  4. A principal presents an authenticated PSN without a physical PhilID. The notary rejects identity proof solely because n…
  5. For an unknown principal, a sole proposed credible witness is personally known to the notary and knows the principal, b…
  6. Two strangers to the notary offer to vouch for an unknown principal. Each personally knows the principal, is not privy …
  7. An official-agency ID is current and bears the principal’s photograph and signature. The notary rejects it solely becau…
  8. A person offers a current official ID bearing a photograph and signature, but the photograph and biographical details p…