California SB1080 allows county clerks to use various forms of signatures when certifying records, provided the official seal is included.
California SB1080 mandates that county clerks maintain an official seal for certifying records, which must be circular, at least 1 1/4 inches in diameter, and inscribed with "County Clerk, ____ County, California." The bill also allows county clerks to use printed, stamped, or digitally created signatures for certifications, as long as the official seal is included. This change applies to certifications performed after the bill's effective date.
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