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I think that even an honest unemployed 22-year-old would not be willing and able to find a notary as part of the deal. When I was 18 and needed to get a letter
by rspeer 10y ago
I think that even an honest unemployed 22-year-old would not be willing and able to find a notary as part of the deal.
When I was 18 and needed to get a letter notarized, it cost me $35.
- mattkrause 10y agoYou (or, at 18, your parents) probably have one or two friends who are notaries. Most banks have some on staff and they're usually willing to notarize other, non-bank-related stuff for account-holders too.
- tamana 10y agoNot everyone is solid/upper middle class...
- mattkrause 10y agoI meant those as helpful suggestions but...ummm...thanks for the reminder. Also, you'd be surprised who is a notary. It's not all high-end finance people. I know one who works as a receptionist at a car dealership.
- astrange 10y agoYou can just search for them on Yelp.
- mkopinsky 10y agoEarlier this year I needed to get something notarized. Went to the UPS store 3 blocks from my work, paid $5 per signature (=$10), walked out 5 minutes later. It's a hassle, but for a $500 transaction it really isn't such a big deal.