Today I submit my application for becoming a notary public.
I have completed my required 3 hours of educational study time and have received a 95% and 100% on my two required tests.
Not sure the complete value of this license currently since I lost my new job, but hopefully it is helpful at some point.
I suppose if I do start my own practice once I pass the Bar it could be. Or even if I start practicing for a firm. It could make me more appealing, no?
The whole point of getting it was for my new job.
It was a requirement to be a notary public.
I thought it seemed like it would be a worthwhile investment.
I started the studying and had completed everything except for my educational time before I found out I was being let go.
I figured I could just not do it, or I could finish.
And finish I did.
I am no quitter.
And now I am a notary public.
**This post is for the April A to Z Challenge!
you could put a shingle out "Notary Public" there was an elderly gentleman in our neighborhood that did just that. In his retirement, he had a tidy little income for being
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and good luck to you on your career as Attorney, you'll get there.
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It would be more appealing! I use to be a notary. While I didn't charge for my services, I think it could serve you well as a new lawyer. It's definitely worth the investment. Best of luck!
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Wishing you much success in your new career path. Whatever it takes, right?
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KarenG
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I think this is a great trait to have. I was actually kept from meeting with a client out of town because the documents needed a notary, the town didn't have one, and I wasn't one. Another girl in the office, who wasn't an atty, had to go.
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