In California it is a misdemeneor to knowingly submit a fraudulent document. If you know of a flaw like a missing notary seal, then why would you submit it since it might accidently record and create a flaw in the record. You will have then knowingly and purposefully contributed to the flaw. That affects you as a consumer, you as a business person, you as a taxpayer and you as a shareholder in firms of interest in the public records, so why do it? I try to avoid pre-screening papers for this very reason, so that I can submit them without prior knowledge of the flaws, but if I see one, I will not act illegally to contribute to defrauding the taxpayer.
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