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House Transportation Committee advances bill removing notary requirement for some vehicle transactions
Summary
After a brief debate about consumer protection and convenience, the House Transportation Committee voted to advance House Bill 165, which would eliminate the notary requirement for certain motor-vehicle transactions; the clerk announced the vote as 10‑4 in favor.
The House Transportation Committee voted to advance House Bill 165, a measure to eliminate the notary requirement for certain motor-vehicle transactions, after members weighed consumer-protection concerns against the convenience and cost of notarization.
Chair Durham said he had reservations about removing the notary requirement, calling the notary “one of those transactions of motor vehicles that we don't do very often”…
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