1 Miss. Code. R. 5-5.1 - Name of notary public
A. Whenever the act
and this chapter refer to the name of a notary public, the reference is to the
legal name of the notary public as it appears on the notary public's current
commission and oath of office.
B.
For the purposes of this chapter, the legal name on the notary public
commission and oath of office must be proven by satisfactory evidence in
accordance with Section 13 of the act (relating to identification of
individual). Unless proven otherwise, the name of a notary public consists of
any one of the following:
1. A first personal
name (first name), additional name or initial (middle name or initial), and
surname (family or last name).
2. A
first name and last name, omitting the middle name or middle initial.
3. A first initial, middle name and last
name.
C. Neither initials
alone nor nicknames will be accepted on the application or as part of the
signature required on a notarial act.
D. The name of a notary public may include
suffixes such as Junior, Senior, II, III, IV or any abbreviations thereof. The
name of a notary public may not include prefixes, suffixes, or titles such as
''Doctor,'' ''Reverend,'' ''Esquire,'' or any abbreviations thereof.
Notes
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