basic question on signing division orders

I have some division orders here and some are wanting a witness by my signature. Does it have to be notarized?  Some of them don't ask for a witness. One of them says in parentheses under the witness line, (Corporations please attest and seal). Some don't ask for a witness at all.

 

I've called the companies but they close early on Fridays.

 

Also my ss# is off by one digit.  Can I scratch that out and write in my correct ss#?

 

Thanks.

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Permalink Reply by Cary Jerome Marston Huff on October 14, 2010 at 14:23
If you do not like what the Division Order Agreement says - you can send them W-9. Petrohawk did not like our Division Order Agreement with an over-riding royalty given to us by their predecessor Alta Resources. They dropped us down 1/16th. They sent us W-9 and that is what we are going by. Those Division Orders are pumped up with a lot of things you don't have to agree to.

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