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Alaska Notarial Certificate Wording Pack: Official Forms, Fill-In Certificates and a Mistakes Checklist
Alaska's acknowledgment, representative acknowledgment and jurat wording, word for word from the statute, as fill-in certificates you can print or attach, with a one-page chart of which to use and a checklist of the mistakes the official sources warn about.
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Who it is for
Notaries commissioned through the Alaska Office of the Lieutenant Governor, notary office, mobile notaries and signing agents working in Alaska who want Alaska's own certificate wording on hand, ready to fill in when a document arrives without a certificate.
Not the right fit if
You aren't a Alaska notary, or you only need to read the wording: it's public law and free on our Alaska certificate wording page. This pack doesn't decide which certificate a document needs or replace advice from an attorney.
Why it is different
- Only official sources: AS 09.63, Oath, Acknowledgment, and Other Notarial Acts (Lieutenant Governor's copy of the statute); Alaska Notary Statutes, Office of the Lieutenant Governor; Updated Notarial Capabilities, Office of the Lieutenant Governor. No association templates or vendor forms.
- Where Alaska has no official form (signature witnessing, copy certification), the pack says so instead of inventing wording. Checked November 2026.
- The wording is public law and free on our Alaska page; the pack is the fill-in files, the chart and the checklist.
What is inside
- Which certificate do I use? (Alaska). One page: each Alaska notarial act, when it's used and where its wording comes from: acknowledgment (individual) (AS 09.63.100(a)(1)); acknowledgment by a corporation (AS 09.63.100(a)(2)); acknowledgment by a limited liability company (AS 09.63.100(a)(3)); acknowledgment by an attorney in fact (AS 09.63.100(a)(5)); acknowledgment by a partnership (AS 09.63.100(a)(4)); acknowledgment by a public officer, trustee or personal representative (AS 09.63.100(a)(6)); jurat (verification on oath or affirmation) (AS 09.63.030(b)); verification (AS 09.63.040(c)). Acts with no official form found are marked so: signature witnessing, copy certification.
- Alaska certificate wording reference. Every form word for word with its source and check date. The acknowledgment reads "____________ Judicial District (or County of ______________ or Municipality of ______________) The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this (date) by (name of person who acknowledged)." and the jurat "Subscribed and sworn to or affirmed before me at _____________________ on ______________ (date)." Then what an Alaska certificate must contain: the acknowledgment venue is the state and the judicial district (or county or municipality); your seal shows your name as commissioned, Notary Public and State of Alaska, circular up to 2 inches or rectangular up to 1 by 2.5 inches; don't affix your seal unless the signer is personally known to you or shows the identification AS 44.50.062 requires.
- Fill-in certificates (Word and PDF). Eight certificates, one per page, for the acknowledgment (individual), acknowledgment by a corporation, acknowledgment by a limited liability company, acknowledgment by an attorney in fact, acknowledgment by a partnership, acknowledgment by a public officer, trustee or personal representative, jurat (verification on oath or affirmation) and verification, with blanks for the venue, date, names and your signature, seal and commission details. Remote acts: Alaska notaries may serve remotely located individuals only after written approval from the Notary Administrator; each remote transaction must state that it was performed using communication technology (per the Lieutenant Governor's Updated Notarial Capabilities page). No fixed remote sentence found in the statutes we read.
- Common-mistakes checklist. Four mistakes from AS 09.63, Oath, Acknowledgment, and Other Notarial Acts (Lieutenant Governor's copy of the statute) and Updated Notarial Capabilities, Office of the Lieutenant Governor, among them: using a county line alone; Alaska's forms name the judicial district (or county or municipality); using the jurat when the signer must also state on oath that they read the document and believe it true (use the AS 09.63.040 verification); on an entity acknowledgment, leaving out the officer's title or the state of incorporation. Plus a before-you-sign check.
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The first pages, as you will get them
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Delivered as a zip of editable Word files and printable PDFs. For one business, your own use. General information and templates, not legal, tax or accounting advice. General information, not legal advice; we are not lawyers. Notaries follow their own state's law and the official handbook, and the receiving office decides what it accepts, so nothing here guarantees a document will be accepted. Check the Alaska Office of the Lieutenant Governor, notary office for changes. Payment is handled by Stripe. If a file will not open or something looks wrong, reply to your order email and we will make it right.
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What do I get and how is it delivered?
The Alaska Certificate Wording comes as a zip with four documents, each as an editable Word file and a printable PDF: Which Certificate Do I Use, Alaska Certificate Wording, Fill In Certificates, and Common Mistakes Checklist. The download link arrives by email after payment.
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The PDFs open in any PDF reader, including on a phone. To edit, open the Word files in Word, Google Docs or LibreOffice on a Mac or PC. If a file will not open or something looks wrong, reply to your order email and we will make it right. If it is not right for you, email us within 14 days of buying for a full refund.
Is this legal or tax advice?
General information, not legal advice; we are not lawyers. Notaries follow their own state's law and the official handbook, and the receiving office decides what it accepts, so nothing here guarantees a document will be accepted.
Is it the right fit for me?
It is made for alaska notaries, mobile notaries and signing agents who want the state's own certificate wording on hand, ready to fill in when a document arrives without a certificate. Skip it if you aren't a Alaska notary, or you only need to read the wording: it's public law and free on our Alaska certificate wording page.
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