Hannah Geiger (X) Apr 29, 2012:

Dylan, I have a Czech document with the L.S. ,dated 2010. FYI

Dylan Edwards Apr 25, 2012:

Next time I see the notary, I'll ask if any of these Latin abbreviations are still used (L.S. for 'locus sigilli' is another one).

Gerry Vickers Apr 24, 2012:

I always put 'm.p.' however on more than one occasion I have found that whoever has done the proofreading has marked this as a 'major error', as they have not come across the term before and believe that it stands only for 'Member of Parliament', but that of course would be 'MP'.

Milada Major Apr 24, 2012:

yes, it is used, right after the name of the person(s) who "signed" the document exactly in those cases when there is no handwritten signature there
http://www.answers.com/topic/manu-propria-1