Posted by Stamper_WI on 5/29/07 10:21am
Msg #192503

United Notaries/Deans Notary

Thier Profile has been removed. They are also advertising as D&M United Notaries online

Reply by Stamper_WI on 5/29/07 10:34am
Msg #192507

Clarification

I stumbled across a couple of online city listing for them. Same address's as United Notaries. There is othe D&M Notaries in other states that have no connection and I apologize to them.

Reply by SDSJCC on 5/29/07 11:38am
Msg #192520

Re: Clarification

Spoke with keith the owner of the company he claims they are filing bankruptcy..But wont give info on attorney or anything else...Im bad should have not done that one

Reply by BrendaTx on 5/29/07 11:50am
Msg #192522

Re: Clarification - I could be wrong,

but bankruptcy cases should be published somewhere on line. It's public record.

Try USCourts.gov ... maybe???

Reply by SDSJCC on 5/29/07 12:00pm
Msg #192524

Re: Clarification - I could be wrong,

Dont think im not gonna keep hounding them for payment.. I have a business also, cant help that they dont know how to run theres or just change the name so no one knows who they are,,

Reply by dickb/wi on 5/29/07 12:25pm
Msg #192531

you need to know if he has....

filed or not as you are prohibited from hounding him for your money while a bankruptcy is in progress.....you could be sanctioned from the feds if you do.......

Reply by Stamper_WI on 5/29/07 12:56pm
Msg #192538

He has not filed n/m

Reply by Barb/MO on 5/29/07 1:37pm
Msg #192546

Yes, but you have to register for online access

This is where one registers: http://www.pacer.psc.uscourts.gov/

At my last corporate job (a year ago), we shared a login ID/PW among a group of us which provided online access to all federal courts' records, including bankruptcy. There were nominal charges incurred when accessing docket sheets and/or documents available on line. Maybe the information concerning a particular filing was free--name(s), date, type, etc., but fees were incurred for any information beyond that. It wasn't expensive--a few cents per page to look at docket sheets; a little more expensive per page for copies of docs downloaded. We were billed quarterly, I believe, for the charges.

One can probably still go into a specific clerk's office to check for a filing, but that's a bit of a hassle, and usually not convenient to the inquiring party. And there once was a way to check an automated system by phone, which may still exist. Again, I think that was district-specific.

I recall at one time the online access provided means for a global search of all districts simultaneously, but it has been years since I used that. The thing about verifying a filing is that unless you have such online access with a global search feature, you have to know the actual district in which it was filed in order to find it.

My suggestion is to ask someone claiming to have filed for a copy of the notice to creditors, or at the very least, identification of the district in which the petition was filed and the case number, which should give you enough info to verify the filing and identify the debtor's name (or debtors' names in the case of a joint filing).

Where you go from there depends on the circumstances. The majority of filings are Chapter 7 no-asset, meaning there will be no distribution to creditors. The notice to creditors advises whether it is an asset or no-asset case at the time of filing. That can change, but doesn't often.

Reply by Stamper_WI on 5/29/07 3:07pm
Msg #192570

Re: Yes, but you have to register for online access

I talked to some one at the CO bankruptcy court who looked it up for me. Nothing yet

Reply by SDSJCC on 5/29/07 4:16pm
Msg #192581

Re: Yes, but you have to register for online access

thats all fine but he has not filed yet he said he is talking to 2-3 llawyers for advise..Pay The Money You Owe..................

Reply by Barb/MO on 5/29/07 5:00pm
Msg #192587

Good on you for getting someone to check

Not all clerks' offices will do that.

Reply by SDSJCC on 5/29/07 7:40pm
Msg #192625

well sorry to hear dickb/wi that you think im inthe wrong but with out proof of bankruptcy im gonna be on them & as the tiltle comp. told me keep hounding them cause they have checked also no filing done???????????

Reply by BrendaTx on 5/30/07 11:44am
Msg #192706

Re: United Notaries/Deans Notary - sdsjcc - dick didn't

say you were wrong, he just told you that you have to be careful if they have indeed filed or you will be harrassing them.

I have worked in an atty office where we got written notice of bankruptcy from the court on clients' filing br. Once that happens you don't call them, write them, notta.

Reply by Michael/NC on 5/30/07 11:28am
Msg #192702

wrong. He is listed on this site

Reply by William Weiland on 6/1/07 10:24am
Msg #193137

I was happy to have received payment from United Notaries until now when my bank informed me that the check is being returned for insufficient funds. Their phones are disconnected and the website is no longer there.
Any info that anyone can give me to contact United Notaries or the principals of United Notaries would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

Wm. Weiland
Wisconsin Rapids, WI