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Tex. Civil Practice and Remedies Code § 121.001 Officers Who May Take Acknowledgments Or Proofs
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Sec. 121.001. OFFICERS WHO MAY TAKE ACKNOWLEDGMENTS OR PROOFS. (a) An acknowledgment or proof of a written instrument may be taken in this state by: (1) a clerk of a district court; (2) a judge or clerk of a county court; (3) a notary public; (4) a county tax assessor-collector o…
Tex. Civil Practice and Remedies Code § 121.002 Corporate Acknowledgments
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Sec. 121.002. CORPORATE ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. (a) An employee of a corporation is not disqualified because of his employment from taking an acknowledgment or proof of a written instrument in which the corporation has an interest. (b) An officer who is a shareholder in a corporation is…
Tex. Civil Practice and Remedies Code § 121.003 Authority of Officers
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Sec. 121.003. AUTHORITY OF OFFICERS. In a proceeding to prove a written instrument, an officer authorized by this chapter to take an acknowledgment or a proof of a written instrument is also authorized to: (1) administer oaths; (2) employ and swear interpreters; and (3) issue sub…
Tex. Civil Practice and Remedies Code § 121.004 Method of Acknowledgment
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Sec. 121.004. METHOD OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT. (a) To acknowledge a written instrument for recording, the grantor or person who executed the instrument must appear before an officer and must state that he executed the instrument for the purposes and consideration expressed in it. (b) Th…