§ 47-19-34 — Proof and acknowledgment of instruments as to corporations and limited liability companies

liability companies.
No provision in any of the laws of this state, relating to the proof and acknowledgment of
instruments and the taking of affidavits, shall be construed to invalidate or affect the proof or
acknowledgment, affidavit, or the certificate thereof, of any instrument to which a corporation or
limited liability company may be a party and which shall have been or may be proven,
acknowledged, sworn to before, or certified to by, an officer, manager, or person authorized by
law, who may be an officer, director, governor, manager, employee, stockholder, or member of
such corporation or limited liability company. No person otherwise qualified or authorized by law
to take and receive the proof or acknowledgment of an instrument or affidavit and to certify
thereto shall be disqualified by reason of being an officer, director, employee, or stockholder of
any corporation or a manager, governor, employee, or member of any limited liability company
which is a party to such instrument, and such proof, acknowledgment, and certificate thereof
shall be valid for all purposes.