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Scary. Peter isn't a licensed attorney or even a member of the bar. This is not surprising, because on his web page he invites users/clients to break the law, t
by pseingatl 11y ago
Scary. Peter isn't a licensed attorney or even a member of the bar. This is not surprising, because on his web page he invites users/clients to break the law, that is, notarizing documents outside the presence of the signer without asking for identification. Oops.
I'm sure that Bitproof, Inc. has a decent start-up forms library, but the organized bar is very jealous of its prerogatives. Like Zenefits selling insurance without using licensed brokers, it's deja vu all over again.
- pseingatl 11y agoBy the way, a real lawyer would alert you to the existence of 28 U.S.C. 1746 that provides for authentication in the absence of a notary. It's a handy alternative when no notary can be present and is just as effective.