Texas Statutes
Title 6 - Miscellaneous Provisions
Chapter 121 - Acknowledgments and Proofs of Written Instruments

Section 121.001. Officers Who May Take Acknowledgments or Proofs - Sec. 121.001. OFFICERS WHO MAY TAKE ACKNOWLEDGMENTS OR PROOFS. (a)...

Section 121.002. Corporate Acknowledgments - Sec. 121.002. CORPORATE ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. (a) An employee of a corporation...

Section 121.003. Authority of Officers - Sec. 121.003. AUTHORITY OF OFFICERS. In a proceeding to prove...

Section 121.004. Method of Acknowledgment - Sec. 121.004. METHOD OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT. (a) To acknowledge a written...

Section 121.005. Proof of Identity of Acknowledging Person - Sec. 121.005. PROOF OF IDENTITY OF ACKNOWLEDGING PERSON. (a) An...

Section 121.006. Alteration of Authorized Forms; Definition - Sec. 121.006. ALTERATION OF AUTHORIZED FORMS; DEFINITION. (a) An acknowledgment...

Section 121.007. Form for Ordinary Certificate of Acknowledgment - Sec. 121.007. FORM FOR ORDINARY CERTIFICATE OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT. The form...

Section 121.008. Short Forms for Certificates of Acknowledgment - Sec. 121.008. SHORT FORMS FOR CERTIFICATES OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT. (a) The...

Section 121.009. Proof of Acknowledgment by Witness - Sec. 121.009. PROOF OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT BY WITNESS. (a) To prove...

Section 121.010. Form of Certificate for Proof by Witness - Sec. 121.010. FORM OF CERTIFICATE FOR PROOF BY WITNESS. When...

Section 121.011. Proof of Acknowledgment by Handwriting - Sec. 121.011. PROOF OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT BY HANDWRITING. (a) The execution...

Section 121.012. Record of Acknowledgment - Sec. 121.012. RECORD OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT. (a) An officer authorized by...

Section 121.013. Subpoena of Witness; Attachment - Sec. 121.013. SUBPOENA OF WITNESS; ATTACHMENT. (a) On the sworn...

Section 121.014. Action for Damages - Sec. 121.014. ACTION FOR DAMAGES. A person injured by the...

Section 121.015. Private Seal or Scroll Not Required - Sec. 121.015. PRIVATE SEAL OR SCROLL NOT REQUIRED. A private...

Section 121.016. Effect of Other Law - Sec. 121.016. EFFECT OF OTHER LAW. To the extent that...