Posted by howard53 on 7/13/07 9:49am
Msg #199719

need Forms

Hello everyone I need different forms, for private Notarys. such as Child custody, POA and more. Anything that you can send.

If you don't have any point me in the right direction. have looked on the Net.

Thanks in Advance

Howard

Reply by Lisa Prestegard on 7/13/07 9:52am
Msg #199722

you can check my website at www.naplescloser.com
Poke around... you might find what you need

Reply by howard53 on 7/13/07 10:53am
Msg #199734

Thanks very much I will take a look

howard

Reply by BrendaTx on 7/13/07 10:21am
Msg #199727

Re: need Forms - Howard

People bring you documents, you don't provide them.

You are asking for things to provide people when what they need is a lawyer's input.

UPL.

Reply by howard53 on 7/13/07 10:54am
Msg #199736

Re: need Forms - Howard

Thanks for your input, but I am aware of this

howard

Reply by BrendaTx on 7/13/07 11:41am
Msg #199744

Re: need Forms - Howard

Howard,

You are welcome.

It was just the way you worded your query sounded like you didn't know.

People who need these things IMHO generally don't want to pay anything over $6, and are the type who want you to do their work for them, pay for it, and then will turn on you when it doesn't work out. They will call asking for these things and be astounded that you won't provide it and still expect to be paid a travel fee.

Those forms are all somewhere on the internet...all you have to do is search and look.

When people call me for these things I never give them one but I will tell them if they do searches they can find something. I'll even print it for them, but I will NOT provide it for them and then take a notary fee.

Curious...since you are aware of this, Howard, do you intend to do UPL anyhow?

Reply by Poppy on 7/13/07 6:03pm
Msg #199827

Brenda...

Hey Brenda,

I'd like to pick your brain a little... Is there ever a situation where you would be comfortable providing a copy of a form for a client?
For example if they specifically ask for a certain form such as a consent to travel with a minor form or a copy certification by document custodian....
I don't have a problem providing either if asked. (At least up to this point)
I always use the caveat; "this form is a general form which may or may not meet your needs, please consult the appropriate authorities to ensure this form meets all requirements before notarization."

The forms also have a similar caveat on the bottom....

I'm curious your what your opinion of this practice is....

Reply by Poppy on 7/13/07 6:08pm
Msg #199829

Re: Brenda...

Sorry about the typos... Should have called it a day shortly after I woke up this morning if you know what I mean. ;-)