Didn't notice that. Did some digging, seems this guy specializes in remote notary services

Hello I'm Greg Lirette a commissioned Remote Online Notary in Florida based here in Clearwater, FL.

I'm able to notarize your documents for you generally in less than 15 minutes start to finish no matter where you are in the world using online technology.

Not sure why they would use him like that when their lawyer in Texas covering the actual case could do the same thing?

Also did a quick search in the county under the dad, jessica, jarden and homero for property addresses -- nothing immediate.

But more importantly under their names, the company name AND the court case number C2023-0560B

https://trellis.law/case/48091/c2023-0560b/state-texas-vs-gev-io-llc-jessica-diane-garza-alan-eugene-harmon-homero-joshua-garza

I don't see any filings of any kind after  the 12 April date of the original filings meaning where is the filing of the lifting of the injunction that Homero claims has since taken place??

Plus from what I have read Verizon and AT&T and others totally black list you if they find you fucking around with their equipment even from trying to buy a SIM card at Best Buy all the way to everything else. I mean Verizon actively participated in this investigation, aided the Texas AG and provided evidence for the lawsuit and the injunction etc. I just don't see how they would continue even if true to allow Homero to be an authorized reseller today as he claims in that press release. Makes zero sense that that they would be allowing him to be their authorized reseller today while they are perusing him along with the Texas AG in a court case today as well.