South Dakota Code — 18
Browse 96 sections in division 18 of the South Dakota code. Each section page includes the full statutory text, official source links, and citation guidance.
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- § 18-1-1. Appointment by secretary of state--Term of office--Application procedure--Authority.
- § 18-1-1.1. Definitions.
- § 18-1-2. Oath of notary.
- § 18-1-3. Seal and oath filed with secretary of state.
- § 18-1-3.1. Requirements of seal--Expiration date required.
- § 18-1-4. Issuance of commission--Posting--Records maintained by secretary of state.
- § 18-1-7. Notarial acts of interested person or agent valid if not principal party to instrument.
- § 18-1-9. Fee chargeable by notary--No fee for absentee ballot.
- § 18-1-10. Faith and credit to notarial acts.
- § 18-1-11. Affixing official signature without appearance by parties as misdemeanor.
- § 18-1-11.1. Notarial act--Video communication technology--Requirements.
- § 18-1-11.2. Notarial act--Remote online notarization--Requirements.
- § 18-1-11.3. Electronic audio-visual copy--Retention requirement.
- § 18-1-11.4. Electronic official seal secured from tampering--Notice to secretary of state.
- § 18-1-11.5. Authenticating printed electronically notarized records.
- § 18-1-11.6. Form--Certificate of authentication--Remote electronic notarization.
- § 18-1-11.7. Promulgation of rules.
- § 18-1-11.8. Validity of notarial acts.
- § 18-1-12. Acting after expiration of term or disqualification as misdemeanor.
- § 18-1-12.1. Performing notarial act without commission as misdemeanor.
- § 18-1-12.2. Party to transaction as notary public prohibited.
- § 18-1-13. Removal of notary from office for violation.
- § 18-1-14. Notice to notary of revocation of commission.
- § 18-3-1. Officers authorized to administer oaths.
- § 18-3-2. Affidavits by persons in military service--Oath administered by commissioned officer.
- § 18-3-3. Form of jurat for affidavit by person in military service.
- § 18-3-4. Persons entitled to use military service provisions.
- § 18-3-5. Affirmation in lieu of oath.
- § 18-3-6. Fee not charged for administration of oath by public officer.
- § 18-4-1. Officers authorized to take proof or acknowledgment within state.
- § 18-4-2. Officers authorized to take proof or acknowledgment within circuit, county, or municipality.
- § 18-4-3. Indian agents authorized to take acknowledgment or proof in Indian country--Recording of certificate of appointment.
- § 18-4-6. Acknowledgment before commissioned officer of armed forces--Place of execution need not be shown.
- § 18-4-7. Authentication of military certificate not required--Form of certificate attached.
- § 18-4-8. Acknowledgments taken by military officers before 1943.
- § 18-4-9. Uniformity of interpretation of military provisions.
- § 18-4-10. Identity of person making acknowledgment to be known or proved to officer.
- § 18-4-11. Certificate of officer taking acknowledgment to be attached.
- § 18-4-12. Form of general certificate of acknowledgment.
- § 18-4-13. Form of certificate of corporate acknowledgment.
- § 18-4-14. Form of certificate of acknowledgment by attorney.
- § 18-4-15. Form of certificate of acknowledgment by deputy sheriff.
- § 18-4-16. Fees chargeable for acknowledgments--Violation as petty offense.
- § 18-4-17. Means of proving instrument not acknowledged.
- § 18-4-18. Proof of instrument by subscribing witness.
- § 18-4-19. Circumstances permitting proof of instrument by handwriting.
- § 18-4-20. Facts to be established for proof by handwriting.
- § 18-4-21. Powers of officers authorized to take proof of instruments.
- § 18-4-22. Contents of certificate of officer taking proof of instrument.
- § 18-4-23. Authentication of certificates of acknowledgment or proof.
- § 18-4-24. Clerk's certificate to accompany proof or acknowledgment taken by magistrate.
- § 18-4-25. False certification of acknowledgment or proof as forgery.
- § 18-4-26. Action in circuit court to prove instrument defectively certified--Judgment entitles instrument to record.
- § 18-4-27. Prior instruments governed by prior law.
- § 18-4-28. Validity of conveyances acknowledged or proved under prior law.
- § 18-4-29. Form--Certificate of acknowledgement--Video communication technology.
- § 18-4-30. Form--Certificate of acknowledgment--Remote electronic notarization.
- § 18-5-1. Acknowledgment permitted under chapter or other law.
- § 18-5-2. Officers permitted to take acknowledgment within state.
- § 18-5-3. Officers permitted to take acknowledgment within United States.
- § 18-5-4. Officers permitted to take acknowledgment in foreign country.
- § 18-5-5. Identity of person making acknowledgment to be known or proved to officer.
- § 18-5-6. Acknowledgment by married person.
- § 18-5-7. Officer taking acknowledgment to endorse or attach certificate.
- § 18-5-8. Form of certificate of acknowledgment by individual.
- § 18-5-9. Form of certificate of corporate acknowledgment.
- § 18-5-10. Form of certificate of acknowledgment by attorney.
- § 18-5-11. Form of certificate of acknowledgment by public officer or fiduciary.
- § 18-5-12. Form of certificate of acknowledgment by partner.
- § 18-5-13. Signature of certificate by officer--Endorsement and seal--Effect of failure to endorse--Facsimile on fidelity or surety bonds.
- § 18-5-14. Authentication not required.
- § 18-5-15. Acknowledgment recognized if valid where executed.
- § 18-5-16. Prior acknowledgments not affected by chapter.
- § 18-5-17. Uniformity of interpretation of chapter.
- § 18-5-18. Citation of chapter.
- § 18-6-1. Short title.
- § 18-6-2. Definitions.
- § 18-6-3. Applicability.
- § 18-6-4. Validity of unsworn declaration.
- § 18-6-5. Required medium.
- § 18-6-6. Form of unsworn declaration.
- § 18-7-1. Short title.
- § 18-7-2. Definitions.
- § 18-7-3. Applicability.
- § 18-7-4. Validity of unsworn declaration.
- § 18-7-4.1. Unsworn declaration--Court filing not notarized.
- § 18-7-5. Required medium.
- § 18-7-6. Form of unsworn declaration.
- § 18-7-7. Uniformity of application and construction.
- § 18-7-8. Relation to Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act.
- § 18-8-1. Definitions.
- § 18-8-2. Conscious presence is electronic presence--Wills.
- § 18-8-3. Declaration for life-sustaining treatment.
- § 18-8-4. Durable health care power of attorney.
- § 18-8-5. Anatomical gift or refusal.
- § 18-8-6. Cremation authorization.