New Texas law can't sign the patriot act?

I had a buyer signing and on the patriot act there was a special stamp over the notary signature line that said something about a state of Texas mandate that did not permit us to sign that document.
Any one seen that??? wonder what that is about

I’m not a Texas notary, so I wouldn’t get news about that sort of thing.

Texas does have a law or rule that Texas notaries are not allowed to copy ID numbers from the ID to their journals. I don’t know the exact wording of the law or rule. Maybe the rule would also apply to copying ID numbers from the ID to the Patriot Act for.

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I’m curious who placed the stamp on the Patriot Act.

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I believe it was the title company

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@jennjoneis I did some research and found Procedure -35 from the Texas Department of Insurance.

From the Texas Department of Insurance: Basic Manual of Title Insurance, Section IV (continued)

From the Texas Land Title Association: P-35. Prohibition Against Guaranties, Affirmations, Indemnifications, and Certifications

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Texas Notaries can record the expiration date of the ID as this doesn’t present a personally identifier of the signer.

well, that’s interesting thanks for sharing the article