When they don't notarize but you need it....

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MississippiBillActive member26 December 2012 17:09:49

Any suggestions in dealing with a state retirement organization who will furnish a pension document, required to apply for residency, but doesn't notorize their documents?

I cannot get the document apostillized without having it notarized, and the issuing organization says they don't notarize?

I am sure others have had similar problems and found solutions.

Any suggestions?

Thanks

Bill

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DDTicaActive member28 January 2013 20:58:43

In order to obtain an apostille, the letter should be signed before a notary public. If the state retirement agency does not provide you with the letter signed before a NP, you can have a NP certify a copy of the letter which can be sent for apostille.
I hope this helps.

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