California · Government Code

GOV §27210: The county recorder may use a printed, stamped, photographically reproduced facsimile, electronic, or otherwise digitally created signature in certifying to a record in the recorder’s office provided

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County recorders may use printed, stamped, photographed, electronic, or digitally created signatures when certifying official records in their office.

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The county recorder may use a printed, stamped, photographically reproduced facsimile, electronic, or otherwise digitally created signature in certifying to a record in the recorder’s office provided that the certification has the seal of the recorder’s office affixed thereto.

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