AIT will not allow staffers to bear witness. I need 2. I don't want to ask people I know to take a day off of work to watch me sign a document. On top of that, AIT charges $50 which is nuts.
Anyone find any other prospects? My bank in the States would do it for free and supply a dozen witnesses if needed.
US notary public who can supply 2 witnesses (~Taipei)
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Re: US notary public who can supply 2 witnesses (~Taipei)
by sandman » 20 Jul 2010, 15:05
pilam99 wrote:AIT will not allow staffers to bear witness. I need 2. I don't want to ask people I know to take a day off of work to watch me sign a document. On top of that, AIT charges $50 which is nuts.
Anyone find any other prospects? My bank in the States would do it for free and supply a dozen witnesses if needed.
Do it through the US bank would seem the obvious choice in that case.
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Re: US notary public who can supply 2 witnesses (~Taipei)
by NoLoaban » 20 Jul 2010, 20:32
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