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Quote from: burnside on November 23, 2012, 05:17:31 PM

Aside from the rest of the PITA process, a notary isn't free. Cheapest I know of around here is $10.

You can often get stuff notarized for free at your bank Grin

I'd like to know where you bank?

I've been told the same thing in the past, went to the bank and got to the notary, who then asked me what I needed before referring me to an outside notary. Turned out both my banks are only free for banking related documents. Eg, if I want to close a loan there.

I kindly ask, and receive, said services from my insurance agent. But, then again, I'm the one that fills up the candy dishes at her office--weekly--so that I have a better choice of sweets when I visit.

You fill up both her candy dishes?

Actually, there's three, but I don't think that's what you're in reference to. I buy the bags of candy and stand back watching her fill them up, for that's what I'm into.