New York Laws
Article 9 - Recording Instruments Affecting Real Property
309-B - Uniform Forms of Certificates of Acknowledgment or Proof Without This State.

(a) modify the choice of laws afforded by sections two hundred
ninety-nine-a and three hundred one-a of this article pursuant to which
an acknowledgement or proof may be taken;
(b) modify any requirement of section three hundred seven of this
article;
(c) modify any requirement for a seal imposed by subdivision one of
section three hundred eight of this article;
(d) modify any requirement concerning a certificate of authentication
imposed by section three hundred eight, three hundred eleven, three
hundred twelve, three hundred fourteen, or three hundred eighteen of
this article; or
(e) modify any requirement imposed by any provision of this article
when the certificate of acknowledgment or proof purports to be taken in
the manner prescribed by the laws of another state, the District of
Columbia, territory, possession, or foreign country.
4. A certificate of an acknowledgement or proof taken under section
three hundred of this article shall include the additional information
required by that section.

5. For the purposes of this section, the term "person" means a person
as defined in subdivision four of section three hundred nine-a of this
article.
6. The inclusion within the body (other than the jurat) of a
certificate of acknowledgment or proof made under this section of the
city or other political subdivision and the state or country or other
place the acknowledgment was taken shall be deemed a non-substantial
variance from the form of a certificate authorized by this section.

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