What to do if my former employer is still using my signature and notary information?
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What to do if my former employer is still using my signature and notary information?
I have asked them to stop using it already.
Asked on June 20, 2014 under Employment Labor Law, Ohio
Answers:
SJZ, Member, New York Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 9 years ago | Contributor
They are likely committing a crime--a form of identity theft, by representing to be you--and committing fraud by notarizing falsely, and exposing you to liability if someone sues based on a document you allegedly notarized. You may wish to report this to the police, so not only will the former employer hopefully stop doing this, but you will have created a record that everything notarized since whatever date you left was *not* notarized by you.
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