Posted by Red Seal Notary on 1/20/05 11:35am
Msg #17459

Representatives Wanted

Red Seal Notary Public (www.RedSealNotaryPublic.com)

Red Seal is a Canadian notary public company with locations and representatives across Canada. Currently, we are expending into the U.S. and as such, we are seeking representatives in number of states. The ideal person or company must be a dully qualified notary public under the relevant laws, have proper insurance and work out of professional offices setup for a notary public.

For additional information, visit, http://www.RedSealNotary.com and contact Kumaran Nadesan ([e-mail address] (416) 922-7325) for additional information.

Reply by Dennis D Broadbooks on 1/20/05 11:40am
Msg #17461

I Can't Resist!

This is just too good to pass up & I'm not making fun of Mr. Nadesan...but this company is looking for "dully" qualified Notaries? That's a faux paus I can't help noticing!

Reply by HisHughness on 1/21/05 1:24pm
Msg #17621

Re: I Can't Resist!

Dennis points out:

***This is just too good to pass up & I'm not making fun of Mr. Nadesan...but this company is looking for "dully" qualified Notaries?***

That is no typo or spelling error. Mr. Nadesan is looking for short hair narrow tie button-down collar pinstrip suit notaries -- in other words, notaries of the Republican persuasion. Hence the "dully."

Reply by Charm_AL on 1/20/05 11:47am
Msg #17462

"work out of professional offices setup for a notary public"
well...I guess that leaves me out! geeze
anybody else? lol

Reply by lawrenceOK on 1/20/05 11:56am
Msg #17464

I guess I'm out then! But my home office does have it's own entry way.

Reply by Charm_AL on 1/20/05 12:00pm
Msg #17465

mine does too!

if you come through my bedroom patio

Reply by LawrenceOK on 1/20/05 12:20pm
Msg #17469

Re: mine does too!

You have to come through my back gate, (the doberman will lick you to death) but it does have a sign that says Beware of Notary

Reply by fiKS on 1/20/05 12:31pm
Msg #17471

Have you checked their "competitive" fees? $49 for first Jurat, $29 for subsequent, $49 for certifying a copy... And they expect these clients to come to our "professional offices" and pay those fees? Sorry....my seal is not made of gold!

Reply by LawrenceOK on 1/20/05 12:37pm
Msg #17472

And if I charged those kinda of fees for them coming to my office, I would end up talking to the judge. At least in my state anyway.

Reply by Happy_in_Fl on 1/20/05 2:27pm
Msg #17492

Wonder if thats US or Canadian $$$$?

Wonder what percentage of Notaries have Professional Offices--over the number operating out of home base?

If the Canadian Company decides "not to pay"-- what recourse is there to collect the $49? or the US equivalent?

Reply by Terri Garner on 1/21/05 1:17pm
Msg #17620

Mr. Nadesan - I would suggest that you take the time search all US states Secretary of State sites and review each and every one of their Notary Laws so that you can better comprehend what US Notaries can and can't charge (and what they can and can't do) for their services.

Now, once I move into my new home in April I will have an office in my home with it's own entrance, will that count?

Good Luck to you!

Terri
Lancaster, CA