Posted by TacomaBoy on 10/18/11 1:07pm
Msg #400857

24 Hour Escrow Notaries, LLC

24 Hour Escrow Notaries, LLC.
Has anyone signed-up with this company and paid their "bargain" registration fee?
Annual: $129.99 Save $37.97! | Bi-Annually: $79.99 Save $7.98! | Quarterly: $41.99
Do they pay their notary fees when due or are they just another problem child for notaries?
Thanks NotRots!

Reply by GOLDGIRL/CA on 10/18/11 1:08pm
Msg #400858

Paleeeeeze! n/m

Reply by Notarysigner on 10/18/11 1:10pm
Msg #400860

Glad you're on the board today! n/m

Reply by GOLDGIRL/CA on 10/18/11 1:38pm
Msg #400866

Re: Glad you're on the board today!

Who, me or Tacoma Boy? In any case, I was interested in your response about process serving. Can we (anybody?) do that in CA? This would be a nice service we could do for fellow notaries - but then I don't know how intrastate small claims works - and it would certainly be a waste of time serving Paul Gambs. Besides, he's probably hiding out in some rat hole, ala Saddam Hussein. How appropriate.

Reply by Notarysigner on 10/18/11 2:27pm
Msg #400870

Re: Glad you're on the board today!

I was referring to you being on board. Anybody can serve anybody as long as you are a disinterested party and follow procedures. Remember, you will most likely have to appear in court so your fees/charges should reflect this.

Reply by rengel/CA on 10/18/11 5:27pm
Msg #400891

Not so fast James,

There is a limit to the number of serves "just anybody" can perform in a year.

California Process Server Licensing Requirements
If an individual serves more than 10 papers a year they are required to be registered in the county they serve in. Registration is statewide and applicants must be a resident of the State of California for one year immediately preceding filing. There is no testing, or education required. Every applicant is required to post a $2,000 bond or cash deposit. Licensed private investigators are exempt from the registration requirement, but are likely not permitted to serve bank levies and similar documents without being registered per the statutory language requiring that a registered process server serve those documents. [California Business and Professions Code §22350 and §22353]

My .02

Reply by Notarysigner on 10/18/11 5:50pm
Msg #400894

you're correct...I wasn't thinking of someone who

might be entertaining the idea of making this a career, just a one time deal. I stand corrected and I think I read somewhere about the restriction, 20 and the bond of course. Thanks for setting my straight.

Reply by MonicaFL on 10/18/11 4:09pm
Msg #400883

No way would I pay to be on someone's "list". BTW, have you asked them what they pay the notary? And if so, was their answer - depends!!!!!!!!!!! If you are really interested in giving away $129 or whatever it was for an annual fee - I would be glad to take that money off of your hands -

Reply by TacomaBoy on 10/18/11 5:36pm
Msg #400892

"Paleeeeeze!" n/m
Posted by GOLDGIRL/CA of CA on 10/18/11 1:08pm
Do I at lease get a jar of vaselene with you offer

Reply by MW/VA on 10/18/11 7:25pm
Msg #400902

I think I remember how to spell it.......

S-U-C-K-E-R! That's absurd!