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I am an Arizona Notary who will be visiting the San Antonio, TX area between 06/25-28/09. Would be great if we can get together to share your experiences and ideas, whether good or bad, as signing agents. If you are interested, please email me alo...
Women who are in their forties.
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Actually, you don't need to find them, they need to find you...just Advertise, advertise, advertise
Apparently FiServ eLending Services is getting ready to push e-signings. You might want to prep on becomming an authorized user. Only recordables need to be printed (no more than 40 pgs), instead of printing the whole pkg. If the signing goes more...
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- At 11:52am on May 24, 2009,
Peggy Ennis said…
- great pictues.
- At 4:37pm on September 27, 2007,
Gwendolyn Lee said…
- Dear Dinah,
I got a message that you emailed but I did not find your message. sorry. I am new to this sort of thing. I have always used the internet for information not intertainment.
Now with a new career I need to make contacts with others in this field. I have lots to learn and these sites are a great place to meet other notaries and get important information.
So, try again and I will try not to lose it.
Regards, Gwen Lee
- At 10:49am on September 14, 2007,
Christine Ortiz said… - Hi there. I received your email.
I just called the Irvine Police Dept and asked for the fraud division. I called the police in the area where the company is located.
That case is now with the criminal DA's office. It is a serious case and I have heard she has gone out of business now so to prevent her from doing the same thing again the criminal DA's office will hopefully prevent that from happening.
Just call the police department in the city where the company is. I knew in my case that there where a lot of people involved so the police detective really helped a lot.
Good luck!
- At 8:46am on August 28, 2007,
caryn keller said…
- Hi Dinah, I am a fan of small claims, or at least the threat. i think to many notaries beg and plead for the money..you need to get tough. I recently collected from small claims , but it was for another business. I have threatened to take signing services to court (but never had to--but I am prepared to) First off, you must send or email a very stern demand letter. Let the person know that this is a demand letter and if you are not paid by a certain date, you will be filing in small claims court the next day. Warn them that they need to retain a copy of your letter because they will need it in court. Now you need to find out the laws in your state. I love the book "Everyone's guide to small claims court" published by Nolo/ I bet you can find it used on Ebay. Every state is different! I like to add a $50.00 "late fee" ( In California you can not add court costs in advance) but my "late fee" covers those court costs. Put in your demand letter about your late fee. Then I start out by serving them the cheapest way possible (If your state allows-do it by certified mail).If the certified mail does not work, hire a process server, I have threatened 3 SS with small claims. Two could not get a check to me fast enough. One called my bluff-but did end up paying me. Be prepared to go to court. (you probably won't have to) BUT if you do-have as much documentation as you can get your hands on. The court loves paper to back up your claim. Good Luck-get those suckers!! i am chasing 3 companies myself right now and it is BS>
- At 7:59pm on August 23, 2007,
John J. Schenk said…
- Thanks for the invite.
JJ
- At 5:14pm on August 6, 2007,
paralegal06 said…
- What is the website for Cypress Express?
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- Hometown:
- Yuma, Arizona
- Zip Code
- 85365
- Notary Since:
- April 25, 1994
- About Me:
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National Notary Association, Certified and Background screened. I currently assist mortgage lenders, title companies and signing services on purchases, 2nd, reverse, HELOC, and refinances to include title search and recordings with over 14 years as a notary public and with legal litigation background, specialized in land use and eminent domain. Serving Yuma County, Arizona.
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