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lafoster Member

Member since 09 October 2012

lafosterMember06 December 2014 16:26:46

I live close to Valkenburg. Where can one get a document notorized in the Netherlands?

thanks

Louis

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NorthernStarGuest11 December 2014 14:51:15

Hi!

Could you be more specific, please? Which kind of document are you talking about?

Cheers,
Licia

lafoster Member

Member since 09 October 2012

lafosterMember11 December 2014 15:29:06

In the US, lots of documents need to notorized. The notary just documents that the person signing the document is the person they are saying they are. Notory's are licensed. Most banks have one, AAA always has one. They usually charge $10. It turns out, I did not have to have one after all. So I stopped looking into it.

thanks

Louis

NorthernStar Guest

NorthernStarGuest11 December 2014 16:07:01

Oh, Ok! Now I undestand. Good luck for everything!

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