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New York Notary question? Oddest NY situations.

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jbelmont	Posted - 10/22/2010 : 01:10:06 AM If you are a New York Notary, or used to be, tell us some of the most unusual situations you got yourself into by virtue of the fact that you are an NYC Notary. Any subway signings? Muggings? Late night signings in Times Square? Maybe you did a signature for a good fellah? Let us know, and please fill it with lots of New York flavor! Or just tell us about an experience visiting New York! http://www.123notary.com/new_york_notary/
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jbelmont	Posted - 10/22/2010 : 1:23:00 PM I don't think that NYC has 1,000,000 post office boxes just west of the park all in one location. But, thats a good guess. But, you never know. It would make more sense if those zips were downtown near the financial action in NYC.
FlaNotary	Posted - 10/22/2010 : 03:38:00 AM quote: Originally posted by jbelmont One interesting point I learned when revising zip code coordinates for NYC is that there are several dozen zip codes where nobody lives. If you are an NYC notary, you might find this interesting. These zip codes have GPS coordinates just a block west from the upper edge of Central Park. Maybe, the authorities are thinking that one day they will need these zip codes. Another point is that there are very few notaries on our NYC notary list compared to the population of the area, take a look: http://www.123notary.com/notary-result.asp?state=NY&n=NYC&county=1000 Could it be that those zip codes are for post office boxes only? We have several like that in Tampa. Robert T. Koehler Notary Public of the State of Florida State-Approved Official Notary Educator Commissioner of Deeds in the Bahamas and New Hampshire Certified Loan Signing Agent AAWO-Accredited Wedding Officiant Weddings: www.NotaryWeddings.com Classes: www.NotaryAcademy.org Nothing in the foregoing post is to be construed as legal advice. I am not an attorney licensed to practice law in any state and can not give legal advice or accept fees for legal advice.
jbelmont	Posted - 10/22/2010 : 02:06:56 AM One more thing.. how is life for those who are dual commissioned notaries with one commission as a New York notary, and another commission as a New Jersey notary or Connecticut notary public?
jbelmont	Posted - 10/22/2010 : 02:03:18 AM One interesting point I learned when revising zip code coordinates for NYC is that there are several dozen zip codes where nobody lives. If you are an NYC notary, you might find this interesting. These zip codes have GPS coordinates just a block west from the upper edge of Central Park. Maybe, the authorities are thinking that one day they will need these zip codes. Another point is that there are very few notaries on our NYC notary list compared to the population of the area, take a look: http://www.123notary.com/notary-result.asp?state=NY&n=NYC&county=1000