York Mobile Notary Services of Pennsylvania

Notary Public's (also called "notaries," "notarial officers," or "public notaries") hold an office which can trace its origins back to ancient Rome, when they were called scribae, tabellius or notarius. Their work would later be transcribed correctly in its entirety by a Calligraphus. They are easily the oldest continuing branch of the Legal profession worldwide. The office of a public notary is a public office. It has a long and distinguished history. The office has its origin in the civil institutions of ancient Rome. Public officials, called scribae, that is to say, scribes, rose in rank from being mere copiers and transcribers to a learned profession prominent in private and public affairs. Some were permanent officials attached to the Roman Senate and Court of law whose duties were to record public proceedings, transcribe state papers, supply magistrates with legal forms, and register the decrees and judgments of magistrates. A notary, in almost all common law jurisdictions, is a qualified, experienced practitioner trained in the drafting and execution of legal documents. (A notable exception being 48 of the 50 U.S. States and some parts of Canada.) Traditionally, notaries recorded matters of judicial importance as well as private transactions or events where an officially authenticated record or a document drawn up with professional skill or knowledge was required. Specifically, the functions of notaries include the preparation of certain types of documents (including international contracts, deeds, wills and powers of attorney) and certification of their due execution, administering of oaths, witnessing affidavits and statutory declarations, certification of copy documents, the noting and protesting of bills of exchange and the preparation of Protests. A notary public is an officer who can administer oaths and statutory declarations, witness and authenticate documents, and perform certain other acts depending on the jurisdiction. We have a Notary Public or Process Server available when you need one. Rush Serves accepted. Call us: (717)699-0781 or (717)332-6715 ............ "The world is a dangerous place. Not because of the people who are evil; but because of the people who don't do anything about it." Albert Einstien ..... Reuters ..... "Preparing for accelerated growth fueled by increasing national demands for secure electronic transactions, the National Notary Association -- the leading authority on the American Notary office and the premier advocate for the nation's 4.8 million Notaries -- has named a new Chief Executive Officer. Larisa B. Gurnick, a veteran executive with extensive experience in high-level marketing and organizational management, has been selected to lead the NNA's efforts in capturing opportunities brought about by eNotarization and new requirements for identification verification and security in global transactions." York Mobile Notary Services provides the convenience of On Demand, In Home or Neutral Site Services to Individuals and Businesses throughout the Greater York, Lancaster and Dauphin Counties of Pennsylvania. We make House calls, Hospital and Nursing Home Visits on Demand. Call us: (717) 699-0781 or (717) 332-6715, a Notary or Process Server is Available When ever and Where ever you need one.

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NOTARY PUBLIC FEE SCHEDULE
AS OF MAY 28, 2005
THE SECRETARY OF THE
COMMONWEALTH
REVISED NOTARY FEES
Executing affidavits
(Unlimited signatures) ................ $ 5
Executing acknowledgments ..... $ 5
In execution of acknowledgments,
each additional name.................. $ 2
Executing certificates
(per certified copy) .................... $ 5
Administering oaths
(per individual taking an oath) .... $ 5
Taking depositions (per page) ... $ 3
Executing verifications............... $ 5*
Executing protests (per page)... $ 3
*New fee
For more information,
contact:Bureau of Commissions,
Elections and Legislation,
Department of State,210 North Office
Bldg,Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17120
Telephone: (717) 787-5280
May 2005

Fight Foreclosure: Make �Em Produce The Note!

Using the �produce the note� strategy is something all homeowners facing
foreclosure can do. If you believe you�ve been treated unfairly, fight back.
The www.ConsumerWarningNetwork.com has created templates for a legal
request, a letter to your lender and a motion to compel to help you through
the process. Read the step by step �how to� under the videos.
Special note: In some states, a lender can foreclose on your home without
going to court. These are called non-judicial foreclosure states. You can still
use the �Produce the Note� strategy in these states, but it takes a few more
steps on your part. Ref: www.ConsumerWarningNetwork.com

The person granting the administrative judgment is the notary who is supervising and monitoring and enforcing
your interactions with the third party that you are corresponding with. They provide legal proof that you sent the
conditional acceptance to the third party and proof that there was no response. Since they are notaries and
notaries are officers of the court, then an officer of the court certifies with a notarized affidavit provided to you
that you sent the conditional acceptance to the claimant and that there was either no response or a dishonor of
your offer. The notary is identified in your correspondence as the proper person for the claimant to respond to.
The notary then awaits the response of the claimant and when they refuse to respond, then a notarized affidavit
from the notary is provided to you, indicating they defaulted and grants an administrative law judgment against the
claimant that you can take into a court of law to get a summary or default judgment against them.