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Re: Notarize an Officiant
Posted by  JanetK_CA of CA on 7/19/18 12:54pm Msg #596062
I don't know the answer to that, but I can offer a couple of other questions for you to consider.

Is whatever she saves for the cost of one notarized signature worth even the appearance of a conflict of interest? Is the potential inconvenience of going to someone else that great? Also, put yourselves into the eyes of someone not connected to either of you. How would it look to a third party? Again, if there's a possibility that someone else would consider it a conflict of interest, why bother?

I imagine your thought is to try to do her a favor, but in the long run, sometimes it's best to back out if there's even a remote possibility that an offer to help could end up doing more harm than good.
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 Notarize an Officiant's registration signature - Julie Stroud on 7/19/18 12:24pm
 Re: Notarize an Officiant -  JanetK_CA on 7/19/18 12:54pm
 Good advice, Janet. I also think it could be a conflict -  MW/VA on 7/19/18 2:25pm
 Agreeing with Janet. Don't do it. n/m -  Ernest__CT on 7/23/18 9:30pm
 No Conflict - rengel/CA on 7/19/18 4:18pm
 WHOA!!! -  Ernest__CT on 7/23/18 9:29pm
 Re: Notarize an Officiant -  VT_Syrup on 7/20/18 6:23am
 Re: Notarize an Officiant - Luckydog on 7/20/18 2:23pm
 Re: Notarize an Officiant -  VT_Syrup on 7/20/18 3:15pm
 Re: Notarize an Officiant - CopperheadVA on 7/20/18 5:22pm
 Re: Notarize an Officiant - Julie Stroud on 7/27/18 8:24am



 
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