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[lorunner07]

I'm an idiot. I went to get my diploma notarized today and forgot to sign my middle name. My employer said each document should have the same name (first, middle, and last). I heard they can be picky if you don't have your middle name on some. should I pay another 10 bucks and get another one?

Since the diploma has my middle name on it, does that count as the official document and therefore I'm okay (as long as the other documents do too). OR are they going to see that the notarization doesn't have my middle name and say the diploma is not legit.

Has anyone else not signed their middle name on the notary by mistake and been okay?

I know it sounds dumb, but if I'm going to Korea I want to make sure everything is right and I don't get held up for something like a middle name.

Thanks.

[ttompatz]

The documents have to match, not necessarily your signature. Your mother could have signed for the notary and it would be fine.

Don't worry.

[lorunner07]

thank you!