No, you cannot make any corrections, changes, or additions to the Nevada DMV DLD-68 Failure to Report Crash Affidavit after it has been signed and notarized. The DMV explicitly prohibits post-signature modifications because this is a sworn statement made under penalty of perjury. Any alterations—even minor corrections to dates, addresses, or accident details—completely invalidate the document, and the DMV will reject your submission. If you discover an error after notarization, you must obtain a completely new blank DLD-68 form, fill it out correctly, and schedule a new notarization appointment. This means additional notarization fees, processing delays, and extended license suspension periods while the new affidavit is completed. Additionally, the DMV requires original wet-ink signatures—photocopied or scanned signatures are automatically rejected regardless of proper notarization. Lake Mead Mobile Notary provides careful document review before notarization throughout Desert Shores, Sun City Summerlin, Westgate, and all of Clark County. We verify all required fields are completed accurately before you sign, preventing the costly mistakes that require starting over. Common errors include incomplete accident information, missing driver details, vague explanations for delayed reporting, or forgotten corrective actions taken. You must provide your personal details, complete accident information (date, time, location, parties involved, damage description), specific reasons why you failed to report within 10 days, and documentation of any corrective steps taken. Our notarization services include pre-signature document review to ensure error-free execution on the first attempt.

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