Is it illegal to sign a court document with information in it that you know is not true?
438352
It's absolutely illegal in every state to have a falsified court document. If it's not your fault, contact the workers supervisor and asked to have it straightened out. You don't want it coming back to haunt you.
450341
Read the fine print before you sign anything.
639979
NO duh!\n\nIf your name is changed legally how could you sign anything with anything but your new legal name DuH!
164310
I hate to be brass, but you would be a fool to accept any information on law from anyone except a lawyer. Especially fraud cases. There are somethings that we should never attempt to interpret on our own. The law is number one.
940360
you can sign but does not mean court will accept.
99113
In the US, this agreement is usually nothing more than a contract.  So, there should be no reason to have it notarized.
277864
Go to court and ask for the documents.  They're, for the most part, public record.  However, many cases are settled without any formal notation of the settlement with the Court.
832052
Short answer Yes.. contact the clerk of courts... some States have a do it yourself format... you do not have to have a lawyer (u should,  have a lawyer look everything over before you submit it to the courts (about $100.00-$500.00) for them to review your completed documents in this area.\ngood luck hint use plain language no slang or easily misunderstood words (fad words). yes means yes and no means no.
372720
Gotta have more details.\n\nWhat kind of false ID?\n\nDo you really mean just simply possessing it, and not doing anything with it, or are you talking about getting caught with it when you try to sneak into a bar?\n\nIs the document signed by someone, or does it have a forged signature on it, and if it's forged, did you do it?\n\nThere's just too many questions about this to be able to give you a definitive answer.  Generally, you're probably talking about a misdemeanor (up to one year in jail and/or a thousand dollar fine), but there's probably some instances where it could be a felony (16 months, two or three years in prison, and a buttload of money for fines).
965156
A contract can be oral or written or implied.  Notarization only attests that the person signed is the one whose name appears on the document, but it doesn't make it any more enforceable.  If you have a signature on a contract, the original of that is best evidence and can be an exhibit to a complaint for breach of contract.\n\nThat lady doesn't know what she's talking about and she will be quite surprised to be served with a summons and complaint.  Be sure to include the costs of serving her with summons & complaint in your damages, as well as any court filing fees, and a prayer for pre-judgment and post-judgment interest.  Chances are she wil pay you the full amount and then some, just to avoid the 10% interest charges that attach to a judgment.
2317
Yes, you can get the document notarized, but that will not make the document any more valid in court than a non-notarized document.
32790
yeah, I looked on your document- it is not a rank, it means "signed"- to signify that the named individuals signed that original document.
614757
No, Unless You Put It In Your Documents!
291929
If it is a court-required form, you'll need to get it from the court clerk's office. If it's just an affidavit, no form needed, you can draw it up yourself. At the top, put "affidavit of [your name].\n\nThen in numbered paragraphs, state your name and address, and factual statements, probably something like [#] I do not wish (or want) to prosecute (or pursue) the matter of [name of defendant] and docket no..\n\nSign it after writing: "Signed under the pains and penalties this -- day of [month], 2006.
483490
can u prove it was signed under duress?
1026200
No, it is illegal. Leave the note on their front door
802552
The short answer is yes.  You are changing a document after it has been signed.  Not only is it illegal, but the bank might see the alteration and refuse to pay on the check, which will be a headache for the nun who wrote the check.\n\nEither go to the hotel who's name appears on the check or get another check from the nun.