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Originally Posted by palani
Homemade or not, once a notary places his signature/seal on it, it becomes a public document.
Under the Hague Convention (1963?) if accompanied by an apostile from State Dept bought for a particular foreign country then the document is as valid in that country as it is in the country where it is notarized.
This holds true for Canadians too.
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Isnt a notary an officer of the court? What does a notary stamp impart onto said homemade identification documents? Does an Apostile stamp or seal do any more or less to these documents?
If homemade documents can be used to re-enter 'these united States' can they be used to enter other countries as well?
Thom