What the heck is Notary??

its on my theuseful voucher, i have no clue what it means.

[quote409002c689="manofice"]Am i allowed to fax in my voucher? if so #?[/quote409002c689]

No.

yeah i called and they said no.

A Notary Public is a person authorized to legally certify that the person signing a document is that person. They're basically a professional witness. They have a raised seal or stamp that they apply to the document and sign the document themselves, certifying that the client (you) signed the document in front of them and that you're who you say you are.

Most banks and larger businesses have them. Lots of office secretaries are licensed Notaries. And no you couldn't fax because that wouldn't preserve the raised seal of the Notary.

[quoteba8cbbad3c="dmorris68"]A Notary Public is a person authorized to legally certify that the person signing a document is that person. They're basically a professional witness. They have a raised seal or stamp that they apply to the document and sign the document themselves, certifying that the client (you) signed the document in front of them and that you're who you say you are.

Most banks and larger businesses have them. Lots of office secretaries are licensed Notaries. And no you couldn't fax because that wouldn't preserve the raised seal of the Notary.[/quoteba8cbbad3c]

thx for the info 0 you think post offices have that seal?

[quote728b13345a="manofice"][quote728b13345a="dmorris68"]A Notary Public is a person authorized to legally certify that the person signing a document is that person. They're basically a professional witness. They have a raised seal or stamp that they apply to the document and sign the document themselves, certifying that the client (you) signed the document in front of them and that you're who you say you are.

Most banks and larger businesses have them. Lots of office secretaries are licensed Notaries. And no you couldn't fax because that wouldn't preserve the raised seal of the Notary.[/quote728b13345a]

thx for the info 0 you think post offices have that seal?[/quote728b13345a]

You're looking for a Person, not a Place. I think all banks have Notary Public's available - check with your bank first ... as they probably won't charge you to have the Notary Public verify your document.

kewl, i'll stop by my bank on the way home

I'm glad my neighbor is a registered notary if I ever do another Nuitech site )

[quote6bb5048557="kevxross"]I'm glad my neighbor is a registered notary if I ever do another Nuitech site )[/quote6bb5048557]

luckyyyyyyyyy

This could've been easily Google'd or there is a thread for all random Nuitech questions
http//forum.freeipodguide.com/viewtopic.php?t=37003