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Estate Planning Attorney in Palo Alto, CA.
No, the general rule is that you either need to have the form notarized OR you need 2 witnesses. Not both. There are special rules that would apply, though, if you were in a skilled nursing facility - then you would need witnesses and also the signature of the patient ombudsman.
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