notarypublic information for pennsylvania?
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Go here: http://www.dos.state.pa.us/bcel/cwp/view.asp?a=1111&Q=441325&PM=1&bcelNav=|\n\nPennsylvania has the most confusing and useless web site I have ever seen. A rational search engine is desperately needed.
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I don't know that such a listing exists, but if it does it will be probably found with the title "Enrolled Agent"\n\nCPA's are licensed by the states where they practice, and you can go on-line for the State Board of Accountancy, which will not display a list, but will give you details about a CPA or PA whose name you enter.\n\nNo license or registration is required in most states to be a tax preparer.
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You will need to contact the State Dept in Talahassee\nProcedure below\nhttp://notaries.dos.state.fl.us/notproc7.html\n\nSuggest you email first, as I think they have recently allocated branch offices in Miami, Jacksonville and other places.\n\nAlternatively\n\nThe Office of Authenrication is in Washington DC & conducts business by mail\nU.S. Department of State\nAuthentications Office\n518 23rd Street, N.W. SA-1\nWashington, D.C. 20520\nFax 202-663-3636\nThey do not do phone enquiries but the number they publish has a recording which gives office hours, fee schedules etc\n\nWebsite\nhttp://www.state.gov/m/a/auth/\n202-647-5002
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http://www.firstamendmentcenter.org/Press/information/topic.aspx?topic=how_to_FOIA
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I believe that you need to fill out a "PA100".\n\nHere is the online link:\n\nhttp://www.doreservices.state.pa.us/BusinessTax/PA100/FormatSelection.htm\n\nHere is the pdf:\n\nhttp://www.revenue.state.pa.us/revenue/lib/revenue/pa-100.pdf
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I'd suggest you try Yahoo People Search, or Phily White Pages (telephone book on line).
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Here is a website that contains all of the information that you will need to know.\n\nwww.mcandl.com/pennsylvania.html
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I know in Philadelphia PA, you can go to the Board of Revision of Taxes website and type in the address.  You can see the owners name and mailing address.
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go to the lexmark site and get info
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different states have different laws regarding becoming a notary public.  but regardless of the differences in procedure, all of the states require you to go through the court, since as a notary, you would be an agent of the court.\n\nthe registration process will probably involve you going to the courthouse and getting an application.  In my state this is done at the county courthouse in the superior court clerk's office (georgia).  they will give you an application that you gotta fill out and submit.  you may also have to submit a utility bill or copy of drivers license as proof of residence.  also, they might make other notaries vouch for you by putting their stamp on your application.\n\nfor the best information, call your county courthouse.
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You might want to check out http://www.floridanotaryservice.com/\nIt looks like they have the forms online.\n\nHope this helps!
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The study materials on the Secretary of State website are pretty good. If you know that stuff, you'll do fine.\n\nHowever, being a notary does not qualify you to either do a deposition (that's a court reporter's job) or a closing.
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I could do it for your but since I'm not sure where you are.......\nthe above answers are right any bank will have plenty of notaries.
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attorney general's office or the pulaski county circuit/county clerk
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Do a google search for Russellton PA County Clerk - that should pull something up. Go into the office and ask. I don't know about them performing the service away from the office tho..........
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Check with Pa's Dept. of State.  They should have a link to the Board of Elections for Pa.  Check out www.state.pa.us - they may even link to Federal election results.
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Try the phone book.  There are lots of addresses in there.