When identification is established using two credible identifying witnesses, which of the following is true?

• A. They must be related to the signer.
• B. They need only know the signer’s name; not necessary to be able to identify them.
• C. They must know the signer and be able to identify them.
• D. They can be strangers who witnessed the signing.

Answer: (C)

When identification is established with two credible identifying witnesses, those witnesses must personally know the signer and be able to identify them. They’re relied on to confirm the signer’s identity, so it's not enough to only know the signer’s name or to have strangers simply observe the signing. The witnesses need to know who the signer is and be able to identify the signer at the time of signing.