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Getting an in-person notarization at a UPS store looks nothing like this stock image
This article is part of our series exploring what exactly the Palau digital residency ID can be used for.
I made my fourth attempt to use the Palau digital residency ID (“the ID”) on the week of September 18th, 2023
I tried to use the ID to obtain a California in-person notarization at a UPS store in Los Angeles.
Result: successful.
Explanation: To request a California marriage certificate via vitalchek.com, one must submit a signed, notarized authorization form. I went to a UPS store in Los Angeles California to sign the form in front of a notary. The notary asked a few curious questions about Palau but took the digital residency ID nonetheless and completed the notarization and the transaction.
We have at least 16 more use-case experiments forthcoming over the next few months. I’ll continue trying to use the ID, and report the results here on Malakouti Law.