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texasdonkey
#1
Why are notaries so expensive here?  6000 pesos is a rip off
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planner
#2
Wow  that seems way out of line!   What did you have done if I  might ask?

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texasdonkey
#3
just a signature to be notarized on an application  for American company, We can't find anyone cheaper around here.
D
#4
What happened? Aren't you Dominican after all?
planner
#5
Wow that is a ridiculous price,  should be about  1,000 RD.
texasdonkey
#6
I don't understand you turtle
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Bob K
#7
Nope here in the Sosua/Cabarete area it is $50  for anything.  Even the US consulate charges $50

Bob K
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texasdonkey
#8
we may have to go to Sosua. they are balking at it in Puerto Plata. Its just an IRA form
texasdonkey
#9
Do you have a name for a Notary Bob?  we will drive there.
D
#10
#31
I'm Dominican
Bob K
#11
drtuttle I sent  you a pm with a contact

Bob K
planner
#12
I thought it was Texas wanting the contact?
texasdonkey
#13
yes I thought it was me to.
Bob K
#14
Damn you are right.  Not enough Induban coffee this morning.

I will send it to texas even though he seems to have "signed out"

Bob K
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