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No legal document is valid unless it has been signed by a notary public. This contract was signed by a notary public.
Which one of the following must be true based on these statements?
- This contract is the only document currently holding valid legal status.
- Every document a notary public signs thereby becomes a legal document.
- The contract is now a valid legal document.
- A document lacking a notary public's signature cannot be a valid legal document.
- The notary public who signed the contract is authorized to practice in every jurisdiction.
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