Posted by Ali/IL on 3/10/13 5:38pm
Msg #460419

Won't release pay

A signing service won't pay me till I submit filled out agreement,w9,certificate and e&o proof.
I will send w9,e&o and notary certificate. Have any of you had this problem? This bothers me because they didn't ask for any of this beforehand.

Reply by Robert522TX on 3/10/13 5:39pm
Msg #460420

I think that's normal. Most SS require this information up front.

Reply by HisHughness on 3/10/13 5:45pm
Msg #460422

Tell them to stick the contract where the sun don't shine.

Send them the W-9, and the certificate and e&o, too, if you wish.

As to the contract, you already HAVE a contract: It's the one they hired you under. They can't force you now to sign a different contract.

Reply by hodgy on 3/10/13 5:50pm
Msg #460424

Re: Tell them to stick the contract where the sun don't shine.

I agree with Hugh about the agreement. It's the other items that are pretty standard.

Reply by hodgy on 3/10/13 5:46pm
Msg #460423

Often times if it's a new company all they care about is getting the job done and they ask for that stuff later. I don't see it as a problem.

Reply by Ali/IL on 3/10/13 7:14pm
Msg #460434

Thanks all for your advice

Reply by Beverly Kinlaw on 3/11/13 5:57am
Msg #460489

I guess it would only be a problem if you did not like working with them and did not want to do further business with them. I had that happen to me with a certain company out of Florida.
Was not informed up front that before I get paid I would have to send a bunch of paperwork to them. I was not happy about that at all but I did like my experience with the so I went ahead and send the necessary paperwork. I rate that in same category as holding "loan package" hostage until you get paid. Not cool!

Reply by Yoli/CA on 3/11/13 10:40am
Msg #460512

Isn't this the same thing notarysigner

went through with US Certified? I believe his case went to court and James, notarysigner, won his case in court. Last I heard, however, SS has yet to pay him.

Court did uphold James' stance.