Idaho State Statutes - Idaho Attorney Directory

The acknowledgment of an instrument
must not be taken, unless the officer taking it knows, or has satisfactory
evidence from a credible source, that the person making such acknowledgment is
the individual who is described in, and who executed, the instrument; or, if
executed by a corporation, that the person making such acknowledgment is the
president or vice president or secretary or assistant secretary of such
corporation; or other person who executed on its behalf; or if executed in the
name of the state of Idaho or that of any county, political subdivision,
municipal or quasi-municipal or public corporation, that the person making
such acknowledgment is one (1) of its officers executing the same; or if
executed in a partnership name, that the person making the acknowledgment is
the partner or one (1) of the partners subscribing the partnership name to
such instrument; or, if executed by a limited liability company, that the
person making such acknowledgment is a manager or member of such limited
liability company or other person who executed on its behalf.

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