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Every now and then, I try to stress to the public just how important it is to take care of Power of Attorney, Last Will and Testament and Living Will (Advanced Directive) documents. You never know when or where you’ll ... (Click on title to read FULL blog post.)
From FemCity Greenville President Maria Amoré:
Join us at the new Stella’s Brasserie in Greenville for a delicious lunch while getting an etiquette refresher. Our speaker will be Sophia Daniels who will discuss Making an Impressive Impression for Business and ... (Click on title to read FULL blog post.)
Yes, it’s true! Not only can a member of Clergy marry couples here in this state, your local Notary Public can too.
Couples often call us because their initial thought is that the judge at the Probate Marriage Court has ... (Click on title to read FULL blog post.)
During my trip to Spartanburg, South Carolina this morning, it brought back memories of Hatcher Garden, a very encompassing park that lies within the city. I am a firm believer in recreation, but how do you find time to ... (Click on title to read FULL blog post.)
*WEATHER ALERT – NO SCHOOL FOR THE GREENVILLE COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEM*
Today, for this Notary Public, is a day of remembrance. A day of remembrance for those whose lives were lost in the airplane catastrophies and also those that perished ... (Click on title to read FULL blog post.)
Although you should honor your Grandparents every day of the year, today has been selected to single them out. So why don’t you? Go ahead, call your unsuspecting Grandma and Grandpa up and tell them how you truly feel about ... (Click on title to read FULL blog post.)
For the Notaries Public out there in Notary Land: The past two days have seen two very different I-9 Employment Authorizations. One took place through an online resource, the other today, on paper. My question to you is, “Which type ... (Click on title to read FULL blog post.)
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A little-known tidbit provided by GreenvilleNotary.com – If you have a document that needs to get notarized then to a company by either facsimile or by email (50 ... (Click on title to read FULL blog post.)
