Anibal Jose Baez
<<Pete: and after completion they SIGN in the capacity of administrators
No, in the capacity of CREDITOR
The NOTICE that comes with the completed bill of exchange is SEALED by the ADMINISTRATOR (not signed, but sealed) That's how I do it anyway....>>
Ok Pete, I know all notices go with the seal, preferably (that's how I do it), but what I meant is that the BILL OF EXCHANGE needs an authorized signature. You had told me that you sign under the capacity of SOLE AUTHORIZED ADMINISTRATOR.
Are you saying now that we need to qualify the signature as CREDITOR, instead of Administrator? :/ I am a bit confused.
I know you are busy, take your time!