On _______________ before me, ______________________, a notary public, personally appeared ____________________________________, who proved to me on the basis of satisfactory evidence to be the person(s) whose name(s) is/are subscribed to the within instrument and acknowledged to me that he/she/they executed the same in his/her/their authorized capacity(ies), and that by his/her/their signature(s) on the instrument the person(s), or the entity upon behalf of which the person(s) acted, executed the instrument. I certify under PENALTY OF PERJURY under the laws of the State of California that the foregoing is true and correct.
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notary: California Notary Public
- 06/02/08 06:21 PM
You could expose a lot of persons to substantial liability for an error in witnessing a signature. There is a protocol for notarizing and witnessing a documents and securing your notary stamp. If you perform the above two acts with diligence and integrity on each and every time you use your notary seal, you'll more than likely escape major liability during your term as a notary public. If your are careless as many notaries are. I know I hurt a lot of egos with the previous statement, but it would not be truthful, if I spoke any differently. That is partially accountable … (0 comments)
notary: Are Your Beneficiary Designations Updated?
- 05/28/08 03:16 AM
When was the last time you reviewed or updated your beneficiary designation selection for your retirement plans, insurance policies or the last time you revised your will? If it seems like ancient history, it is probably safe to say this would probably be an ideal time to review your selections to ensure that your wishes will are honored, if something unforeseen would happen to you. If you have small children and do not have a will, I would strongly suggest prioritizing this task on your laundry list of things-to-do, in short order. Most people prefer not to think about this subject, … (1 comments)
notary: Find a notary to witness or notarize any document
- 04/26/08 08:53 PM
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notary: Notary Travel Fees
- 02/28/08 11:47 AM
To be profitable you'll need to wear both your business operations and your marketing hats. Too many notaries make money, but few are profitable. You can use the back of your business card as a coupon to promote Free document notarization. An offer as such will serve your well to bring you new clients. Couple of tips though! Limit the number of documents or signatures that apply to your FREE offer. This keeps people with low integrity for abusing your offer and taking advantage of your service every now and again. Also mention the words: Travel Negotiable in bold on your … (1 comments)
notary: Find a Notary Public
- 02/17/08 05:11 AM
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notary: Local Business Start-up Grants
- 12/21/07 01:23 PM
The City of Long Beach, California offers $2000 as a grant to encourage new businesses to locate along specific corridors of the city. The business must apply for the grant during their first year of operations. The Long Beach grant applies to retail and service businesses and must be properly licensed.Many other cities across the nation offer the similar try of programs o increase the flow of new business into their cities. I was wondering how many realty professionals discuss these types of opportunities to self-employed buyers who are relocating or looking for homes.My thoughts is this knowledge goes a long … (4 comments)
notary: It is never too late - But it's harder than it looks
- 10/07/07 08:18 PM
I've enjoyed music all my life. From a child 5 years olds I can remember listening to WANT in RVA. The Isleys, Louis Armstrong, James Brown, Delfonics, Marvin Gaye, and the list continue. Always had a passion to play music. My mom bought me a trumpet for 6th grade band and I don't want to go into that story.
But inside me have lived for many years to play music. I recently (over the past year and a half) bought 3 saxophones, taken lessons, bought all the toys that go along with being a musician, taken college classes in … (2 comments)
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