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Notarizing Plastic Subdivision Maps

8/5/2022

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Notarizing Subdivision Mylar MapMylar Subdivision Map
A plastic subdivision map, also called a subdivision Mylar map,  is a map printed on Mylar material (a durable transparent film). This map is created to indicate the subdivision of a piece of land into smaller parcels of property. If the map is to be officially recorded at a local recording office, it must first be notarized.

Because of the plastic nature of the document, the Notary's official ink seal can not adhere to it. For this reason, a California statute allows an exception when authenticating this official notarial act without the use of the Notary's ink commission stamp.

The statute enables the Notary to carry out the notarization on the map by using a permanent marker as follows:
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  • Print Notary's name
  • Print the county of the Notary's principal place of business
  • Print commission expiration date 
  • Notary's signature

The above steps must be placed immediately adjacent to or below the Notary's signature on the Acknowledgment.

Reference: Government Code Section 66436(c)

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