Question re: Notary from the US Consulate

[kimanjome]

Has anyone used the Notary from the US Consulate who visits LCS and the American Legion? 

If so, can you answer how the Notary affixed his/her seal, meaning, what jurisdiction is on the Notary's signature?  Does it say, US Consul?

I am doing an Self-Proving Affidavit for a will, and now that I am an expat I can't put my residence in Florida, as I have none, although my assets are all there.  But as I edit the fields on the PDF forms I was wondering if there are any fields I can fill in advance, such as the Notary information.

Thanks. 

[kimanjome]

That is not my question.

My question is, does the notary's personal seal have the state from which the notary obtained his/her notarization?  As in, from where he/she came from, before working for the Consulate?

But my husband is a retired attorney and he answered my question (should have asked him first) and he said, no, the, the notary's personal stamp will say  U S Consulate where the State name usually is.

 

 

[Ellie]

The consulate notary is authorized by the U.S. Government.    No state is involved.

[kimanjome]

So the seal / stamp, if there is one, merely reads U.S. Government in lieu of the words "State of XXXXXX" , correct?

[John Shrall]

Yes. This was a POA for a house closing in Dallas. The title company accepted the notary's signature.