I was told to get a letter notarized........
@alavenderkitty (551)
United States
10 responses
@Dropey (213)
• United States
16 Nov 06
Go to your local tag office, or the court house. They will probably charge you around 3 bucks to stamp it. Any kind of government office should have one. Its very easy to become a notary. I think it costs like 50 bucks and then you can charge people 3 bucks to stamp there documents.
@picklepal (26)
• United States
26 Feb 07
Although most banks and credit unions do have a Notary on staff, many no longer notarize any and all documents. Most of the larger banks will no longer notarize a hand written letter or even a Last Will and Testament.
If you have a good relationship with your financial institution they may make an exception.
Another place you might locate a notary is one of those mailbox stores such as PostNet, Mail Boxes Etc., and others similar to them.
@IntelliMom (15)
• United States
16 Nov 06
Most banks employ at least one notary. Check with your bank first and if that doesn't work, check the sub-courthouse close to you. You may even find them listed in the phone book. Many notaries do it as a side-line out if their homes. There may also be a notary that attends your church or your neighborhood Junior and/or Senior High school.
@toonatoons (3737)
• Philippines
16 Nov 06
where do you live anyway? aren't there lawyers close to where you are? in city halls, they usually have lawyers there.
@irishdixie (11)
• United States
16 Nov 06
a bank in your area should have someone who can notarize a document for you
@alavenderkitty (551)
• United States
16 Nov 06
Thanks for responding!
I will try my bank in the morning.
@surveygrrl (1270)
• United States
31 Jul 07
I have only had to do it once and I went to the bank.
I think maybe the post office can do it too. Maybe you could call around and see who does.
My bank was free because I bank there.
