If notarized papers have wrong county is it still legal?

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Hospicevsfamily Asked December 2015

If notarized papers have wrong county is it still legal?

The quit claim deed was done in San Bernardino but it states it was notarized in Orange County. Also there was no current CDL used. Is the paperwork legal or invalid?

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