ethics: Strike Three, Notary is Out – No Pay
- 06/24/18 06:51 PM
Strike Three, Notary is Out – No Pay It’s your turn at bat. You’re walking from the dugout and glance at the scoreboard. You notice that, even prior to reaching the batter’s box; there is one strike against you. Many notary jobs start exactly the same way. You are going to a new client to notarize “some documents”. But, you did not receive your payment in advance. Yes, there is a “strike” against you; you are in route, burning gas and using time. Perhaps you will receive your fee. Order something on the internet, as most of you have; you had to … (0 comments)
ethics: It’s Not a Sprint, It’s a Marathon
- 02/10/18 11:48 AM
It’s Not a Sprint, It’s a Marathon Ask any runner. There is a difference in how the two competitions are approached. The Sprint is maximum effort, start to finish. The distance is shorter, and all resources of the body are initially called upon to reach the finish; with maximum effort, as quickly as possible. There is much more strategy in the Marathon. Distances are longer, and human bodies are limited in how long they are able to deliver maximum effort. It’s the same way with machines. Your car may be able to do 120 MPH, but not for hour after hour; far … (1 comments)
ethics: What a good Notary will refuse to do
- 11/28/17 03:32 PM
What a good Notary will refuse to do Most of my work is quite routine. I verify that the proper notorial wording is in place; making minor corrections as necessary. Next, the venue in completed, generally “State of New York, County of New York”; and the date in the notary section is entered. I verify the credentials of my client to the name on the signature line. Lastly, I watch them sign; administer the oath, then add my stamp, raised seal and signature. That process has been repeated by me several thousand times. However, there are times when a http://newyorkmobilenotarypublic.com cannot notarize. There … (1 comments)
Strike Three, Notary is Out – No Pay
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