any ideas?

1/31/2006 1:01:32 PM

go to a bank.

I'm not sure about NC, but in GA, any commissioned military officer is automatically a notary public. And they don't even need to use a seal.

In any case, go to a bank. Or to Student Legal Services, I'm sure someone there is a notary.

1/31/2006 1:04:40 PM

use the search function

1/31/2006 1:08:46 PM

http://www.123notary.com/notary-result.asp?state=NC&super=&county=1102&n=Raleigh%20City&cc=1

1/31/2006 1:13:12 PM

FedExKinko's

1/31/2006 1:16:07 PM

^^^
Use the search tool. Registration and Records has a notary.

1/31/2006 5:41:04 PM

this may be a stupid question... but what do you need an ID notarized for?

2/1/2006 8:22:18 AM

student legal services, i've had them do it

2/1/2006 10:51:38 AM

If it's a UNIVERSITY DOCUMENT, downstairs in Harris Hall will do it.

If not, they'll tell you to screw off which pissed me off...

I finally hadta go to BB&T in Cary b/c the Wachovia on Hillsborough demanded I have an account w/ them. Yeah, now that you've screwed me, I'm REAL enticed to get a Wachovia account

2/1/2006 10:53:24 AM

shit costs like 3 bucks wtf

2/1/2006 11:09:59 AM

hopefully you arent getting them to notarize a photocopy of your ID. I found out two weeks ago that a new law was allegedly passed that says they cannot certify photocopies of documents even if you have the original in hand.

2/1/2006 11:21:49 AM

^^^
Um, I had a document notarized that was for the city of Raleigh. Not sure if anything has changed in 2 years, but I'll assume it was the same process.

^^
Taxis are more expensive. Either that or take the time to go to your own bank

2/1/2006 11:55:02 AM

there are a few student notaries around campus. IIRC philihp is, and I am too.

[Edited on February 1, 2006 at 11:56 AM. Reason : ---]

2/1/2006 11:56:35 AM

Quote :

"Not sure if anything has changed in 2 years, but I'll assume it was the same process."

Incorrect. The lady down there was all like "we won't notarize anything if it's not a university document..."

It was one lousy sheet of paper, a limited power-of-attourney, and I got denied. The university I'm paying money to wouldn't notarize my document.

2/1/2006 2:26:19 PM

Look up the law about notaries in North Carolina. In Georgia, notary service is not provided by a bank or a university - it is a service that the state government provides. Therefore, someone cannot refuse to notarize a document because it's not a university document or because you don't have an account or something like that.

Get the lady's name and the county in which she is commissioned, and file a complaint.

[Edited on February 1, 2006 at 7:37 PM. Reason : add]

2/1/2006 7:37:20 PM

SouthPaW12 - i will talk to Loretta (the R&R notary) about it tomorrow. you may have received some misinformation from one of the clerks.

2/1/2006 9:10:13 PM