can i hire a notary to come into CRC?
965567
Virtually all prisons and county jails have notary services available.  It is required because many inmates file documents for court that must be notarized.\n\nThe days and times may vary, but just put in a tank order (request) for services and eventually you will get to see the notary.  Most facilities are fairly prompt since many filing with court have time restraints.\n\nMost notaries also can provide basic forms such as power of attorney, quit claim deed, living wills, etc.  Be sure you retain a copy of anything you sign.
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You can fillout all the necessary paperwork, check: http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/formsfee/forms/i-129f.htm\nI once was in a similar position and went to one cheap immigration firm (called Latinos Unidos or something like that) and they only made things worse, if I had followed the INS instructions I could have done it myself without a problem. If you cannot afford a real decent lawyer I would advise you to do it yourself.\ngood luck!
557124
could try the register of wills office
1168441
Yes go to city hall and contact the notary.
528451
It is very easy.Cotact the neares lawyers/agent of your area. Rest will be taken care by them and within a week you will get the certificate
359226
You can get a simple will at 'Staples'.  Make sure that you have it notarized properly with witnesses.  I did my notarization at my bank for no charge.
845824
I have a notary seal, does that count?
2317
Yes, you can get the document notarized, but that will not make the document any more valid in court than a non-notarized document.
814364
you can get something notarized at a bank.  Mine does it for free for their customers but take your ID and whatever paper you need notarized
23499
ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS BECOME A NOTERY REPUBLIC. THEY CAN MARRY PEOPLE. YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE A PREIST OR MINISTER. JUST GO TO A COURT HOUSE NEAR YOU AND TELL THEM THAT YOU WOULD LIKE TO BECOME A NOTERY AND THEY WILL TELL YOU HOW TO DO IT.
267622
Check with local insurance agents.  I just got my CA Notary, and it cost me $40 for a $15,000 bond that covers 4 years.
546870
All documents submitted to USCIS must either be in English, in two or more languages (one of which must be English), or in a foreign language accompanied by a translation. If your name is the only thing that appears in Chinese, then that is all that needs to be translated.\n\nKeep in mind that you do not need to pay for a translator service. You can get anyone you know who is fluent in both languages do the translation for you. If you choose to do this, then the translator must sign a statement indicating that he/she is fluent in both English and Chinese and that the attached document (the translation) is a true and correct translation. It would be wise to have the translator sign the statement before a notary public as well, but that is not essential.\n\nGood luck!
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You cant here where I live. You have to go to the community center and apply.
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http://www.cslb.ca.gov/applicants/default.asp\n\nGood luck, and don't be a contractor that doesn't return his calls.
89735
You can send a notarized certified letter to the high schools counselor and he/she will send you a copy. Write up a letter of request, then take it to a bank that has a notary and get it notarized. You will need your photo ID for the notary. Send the letter certified so you can track it.\n\nDid it, done it, been there~
185529
i don't know if it would work, but around here, a statement would have to at least be notarized to be accepted by a court official. you can find public notaries at many law offices and banks/credit unions.
188393
To my knowledge, each state is responsible for licensing their notary publics. Check with the Secretary of State wesite for the state in which you live. Or contact the Sec'y of State office by telephone and they can give you instructions. I hope this helps! Good luck!