Guam § 33701 - Officers May Perform Notarial Acts.

§ 33701. Officers May Perform Notarial Acts.

Any commissioned officer of the Armed Forces of the

United States, while on active duty, who is authorized to

administer oaths by the Uniform Code of Military Justice, may

administer oaths and affirmations, take depositions, affidavits

and acknowledgements of deeds, grants, transfers and other

instruments of writing, and powers of attorney, of any person

who for the time being is on active duty with the Armed Forces

of the United States, in the same manner as a Notary Public.

Any oath or affirmation administered, or deposition or

affidavit taken, or acknowledgment certified by such officer

hereunder, if otherwise in accordance with law, shall be effectual

for all purposes as if administered, taken or certified by a Notary

Public appointed and commissioned under this Chapter.

NOTE: Section 2 of P.L. 21-106 (May 20, 1992) stated:

Effective date. This Act shall go into effect ninety (90) days

after its approval, except that the Attorney General shall

forthwith prepare the necessary examinations and cause to be

promulgated the necessary rules and regulations governing

the procedures set out in this Act.

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