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