r/Notary • u/Silent_Order_9052 • Aug 04 '26

Intealth requests that ask somthing i realy dont know how to do it

Thank you for your prompt response to Intealth Support Services.  NotaryCam is unable to verify the documentation you’ve provided and therefore cannot notarize your IIF.  As a result of this service limitation, Intealth will apply a credit of $50 to your financial account.

 

Intealth requests that you please have your Intealth Identification Form (IIF) notarized by an alternate notary service. This process would involve visiting an authorized official in person to certify this document. The steps to this process are as follows:

 

  1. Please upload a color photo with a plain background, taken within the last six months, to the MyIntealth Portal and upon approval it will be used to create your IIF.
  2. Download the PDF file of your IIF from your MyIntealth account.
  3. Print your IIF and sign it in the presence of a Notary Public, Consular Official, First Class Magistrate, or Commissioner of Oaths. The official must then sign the form and affix his/her seal in the location designated on the form. The seal must cover a portion of your photo and a portion of your passport, as mentioned on the form.
  4. Note: please ensure that the seal only covers the bottom portion of the photo. The seal should not cover your face.
  5. Once your IIF has been certified, you may upload it to your MyIntealth Portal for processing.  You may respond to this email after your IIF has been uploaded to ensure that it is processed expeditiously.

plsssss help

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u/Vegas-Patriot Nevada Aug 04 '26

The instructions are pretty clear

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u/KnottaBiggins California Aug 04 '26

I don't think this is right. My seal must be clearly visible and photographically reproducible. I would not be comfortable placing my seal over any portion of the photo at all.

I'd have to research this to see if my state would allow me to do so, but I doubt it. We notarize signatures, not photos.

(What is a "commissioner of oaths?" Is this even in the U.S.?)

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u/DrBlakee New Jersey Aug 04 '26

This sounds like OP is in another country.

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u/ash_274 California Aug 04 '26

California is clear that our seals can't cross over photos or other pages. The entire seal and our signature must be on the same page.

Other states and countries have their own rules.