

I've been a notary pretty much since I've been a lawyer. It helps mostly for formalizing documents, such as affidavits, to have a notary commission myself without having to hunt down someone else to witness stuff. As long as you don't have a criminal record, they're pretty easy to get. Drop off an application to your state's legislative delegation with a nominal check for processing, and - viola! - you're all set to get people married or formalize a will. I've been kinda busy, of late, so I managed to let my commission lapse. Anyway, just last week I reapplied. Got my appointment back yesterday. Huzzah to Senator Matthews (no relation, except through Adam and Eve) and Representative Bowers for the very quick turnaround.
4 comments:
Good for you David for gettin' er' done! We should see the movie too. It is very good.
The Cary Grant one or the Biggie Smalls one?
I think you're ready for your own TV show "Super Dave Mathews: Notary Public!"
When papers need a witness, I am not slow; it's hip, hip, hip, and away I go!
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