Aug 05, 2015 9:43 PM

You should know how to sign by now. :P

Is this a joke? :/ Aren't notices NOT to be signed?

PROPER NOTICE IS SIGNED

Read: PROPER NOTICE FOR IDIOTS

PROPER NOTICE may also bear a SEAL instead of a signature, correct Admiral Scott?

If representing a corporation or a trustee, then yes, but there MUST be a signature if there is SURETY. NO SIGNATURE, NO SURETY.

So, when acting in the capacity of Sole Authorized Administrator I may use a SEAL to give PROPER NOTICE and/or as signature. The Administrator is an agent, trustee.

"... MUST be a signature if there is SURETY. NO SIGNATURE, NO SURETY."

In my case it was more a demand than a notice and it was concerning the surety so a signature was required, right?

Yes, WHO is ACCOUNTABLE for that DEMAND?

No signature equals JUNK MAIL.

But if I was to give notice of mistake to let's say SAAQ, for the driver's license, it would then not need a signature, right?

Maybe, I said maybe, you should revisit the Notice of Mistake thread, the Proper Notice thread, then revisit this thread. Focus in what SCOTT is saying. If by then you don't have the answer to your question, shoot yourself!

Thanks Max! :D :/

Not enough people are opting for that "Shoot Yourself" option. :/

...my life would be better if more chose that :/

If the NOTICE OF MISTAKE is attached to an AFFIDAVIT or AFFIRMATION, (which is always signed), well the NOTICE OF MISTAKE doesn't need any signature.

As per my understanding.....

STAPLES needs to be part of any good administrator's arsenal :D

There simply has to be SURETY SOMEWHERE.

Don't complicate it. Listen to Pete...

...or shoot yourself. I don't want you to dismiss that idea, Janick! Or hate-fucking on cam for future video sales.... then shoot yourself :D

...or just listen to what Pete Daoust says. It's not as much fun for me, but it still works :/