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Code · Nevada · CHAPTER 133 - WILLS

NRS 133.087 Notarization of documents in proceedings related to an electronic will.

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NRS 133.087 Notarization of documents in proceedings related to an electronic will.
1. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, an electronic notary public or other notarial officer may, for purposes of this title, including, without limitation, all purposes relating to the execution and filing of any document with the court in any proceeding relating to an electronic will:
(a)Notarize the signature or electronic signature of a person, as applicable, who is not in the physical presence of the electronic notary public or other notarial officer if the person is in his or her presence within the meaning of NRS 133.088 ; and
(b)Notarize any document relating to a will, codicil or testamentary trust.
2. This section must be liberally construed and applied to promote the purposes of NRS 133.085 to 133.088 , inclusive, and 133.300 to 133.340 , inclusive.
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