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Clearly you're living in different world. I've been trying to open treasury account for last 2-3 months. Having a notarized form is such a big blocker if you h
by rk1987 4y ago
Clearly you're living in different world.
I've been trying to open treasury account for last 2-3 months. Having a notarized form is such a big blocker if you have a 9-5 day job.
The reward of getting few % higher return is not enough to figure out notary for me.
- dragontamer 4y agoI just checked Google, and there's a bunch of online Notaries. So I really don't expect anyone to trip up over this step. I personally go to the bank somewhat regularly to pick up $5 and $1 bills. It wasn't that hard for me to have a notary form also signed for Treasury Direct access. ------- Besides, there's a chance that you can get everything done online with Treasury Direct. It just so happened that there was some kind of issue that required me to send in a notarized form proving my identity and such. But using a notary is kind of basic "adulting" skills. There are other government forms that require a notary. (Passports and such).