Witness and Sign an Appointment Confirmation Letter
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How to Witness and Sign an Appointment Confirmation Letter
There are certain documents where witnesses are required. And there is some confusion as to the role these witnesses play. And I see that confusion manifests itself where some people are hesitant to be witnesses, theyre afraid that theyre somehow becoming legally responsible or that theres potential liability to witnessing a document. And the reality is theres not as a witness, your role is not to understand whats in the document, your role is not to make sure that the document is valid or invalid, or that it does what it purports to do. All youre really doing is confirming that you were present when the person signed the document. So there are things like deeds and there are things like trusts and Wills where two witnesses are required. Again, you dont need to understand what the will says you dont need to know that theyre disinheriting their son and have an opinion as to whether or not thats right or wrong. Thats not your role. All youre saying all youre doing is confirm
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