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[quote][i]Originally posted by 40384[/i]
[br]Low level clerk at the Register of Deeds office. "Your notarized document is not embossed and it has to be for us to accept it."

Not they 1st time a nothing minimum wage labor employee has decided to tell me that they know the law. I immediately got their supervisor, which they never like, and brought up the Notary Rules Civil Law on my handy google cell phone of actual laws... I asked the super to 1st read where the law states notaries no longer need embossers, secondly asked if they knew their subordinate had passed the Bar and was now a lawyer? I asked if they were a nominated or voted sitting judge as the Supervisor. Of course the answer was "No. Why did I ask?"

Well only a judge can decide if a law can be modified or changed even on a situational need. Also only a lawyer seems to know enough to know that is the law. I refuse to be intimidated by Wannabes who think they are the final word. The document was ultimately accepted and has never been returned for processing and the home has sold 2x since then.

Police Officers are the worst offenders but any government employee has the potential to become Judge Dredd and try to tell you how to do your job when they cannot even do their own. #SMH be prepared and know your rules and never stop learning...

T.R. Schar.
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Posted - 08/19/2019 : 02:46:03 AM

Low level clerk at the Register of Deeds office. "Your notarized document is not embossed and it has to be for us to accept it."

Not they 1st time a nothing minimum wage labor employee has decided to tell me that they know the law. I immediately got their supervisor, which they never like, and brought up the Notary Rules Civil Law on my handy google cell phone of actual laws... I asked the super to 1st read where the law states notaries no longer need embossers, secondly asked if they knew their subordinate had passed the Bar and was now a lawyer? I asked if they were a nominated or voted sitting judge as the Supervisor. Of course the answer was "No. Why did I ask?"

Well only a judge can decide if a law can be modified or changed even on a situational need. Also only a lawyer seems to know enough to know that is the law. I refuse to be intimidated by Wannabes who think they are the final word. The document was ultimately accepted and has never been returned for processing and the home has sold 2x since then.

Police Officers are the worst offenders but any government employee has the potential to become Judge Dredd and try to tell you how to do your job when they cannot even do their own. #SMH be prepared and know your rules and never stop learning...

T.R. Schar.