Can a notary notarize a family member's signature in Connecticut?

In Connecticut, a notary public is generally prohibited from notarizing the signature of a family member due to potential conflicts of interest. The notary's role requires impartiality, and notarizing a family member's signature may undermine that neutrality. Therefore, it is advisable for notaries to avoid notarizing documents for relatives to ensure compliance with ethical standards and avoid any appearance of impropriety.