I was one at the bank, we didn't charge since the bank paid for it. It cost a whopping 30-40 dollars for about 3-4 years. We only usually did customers.
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I was one at the bank, we didn't charge since the bank paid for it. It cost a whopping 30-40 dollars for about 3-4 years. We only usually did customers.
She did consider Maryland after we visited DC this summer (She loved DC because it was, "Nerd heaven". That was a direct quote from her.)
She has a friend that's going to GW. He's gay so if Pants switches teams there's that.
Based upon extensive research, it looks like Iowa allows notaries to set their own fees. In Minnesota and Wisconsin, the fee allowed is $5. In Texas, the notary fee is $5 or $6. It looks like @ISUCyclones2015's lawyer was breaking the law.
You've not proven that beyond a reasonable doubt.
I wonder if his lawyer requires it to be a consult which he has a half hour minimum or so.
One of our neighbors gets himself ready in the morning in the basement bathroom instead of the master so he doesn't wake his wife up (he leaves for work super-early). It's probably more so because she's so dam particular about everything that it's not worth it to leave a towel folded with the wrong crease.
Sounds like something that would happen in my house. I honestly don't know where things are in this house after 15 years since I get in trouble if I put things away in the wrong spot, so I just gave up and house 95% of my stuff in my pickups.
I’d want to look at the rule to see if there was a rule on whether you could charge for your time. Because if I was a notary I wouldn’t want to charge for the service, but i’d want to be able to charge for my time which would be over $5.00
Also, while I was watching the West Virginia game last night I saw political ads for candidates in West Virginia. I don’t know i’ve ever seen that happen before.
Commissioner for moonshine and bootlegging?
Drew her in the key party once did you?
The curious and dangerous thing about my wife and her cleaning and organizing craze is she has a tendency to leave doors open. Pantry doors, cabinet doors, closet doors. It dangerous because when I come home late from work, I have to walk slowly and carefully until I flip on the lights or I might whack one of those. For some reason we have a light in our entry space but nobody ever uses it.
I liked this before reading it all, then had to change to a dislike.
Also, I should it be known, your offspring is of age that the eldest could be my child. I can 100% assure everyone that she would be safe from myself (plus, she’s super intelligent, so she wouldn’t fall for stupid pick up lines.)
Can’t be bootlegging in the governmemt says it’s ok *taps head*
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