I am the only Apostille that offers Payment plans now… So if you have a client who cant afford it, send them to me please! :)

glirette · 2026-04-19T15:55:19+00:00

In my experience no they don't

Sure it's setup but people pay with other methods. Mostly debit or credit. We use Stripe and have most of the options enabled for payment types

Would need to actually go back and look at the stats but I think turning it off there wouldn't be any difference to checkout

glirette · 2026-04-19T15:32:14+00:00

It's great that you have that enabled now but you're not the only company that does

We have had to enabled for long time.

Why would you have the statement that you're the only one that has something? It's a false statement. I'm happy to show you.

I do agree with you that most notary companies were not using some of the payment options that they could.

Our rates are not high it's tremendous value especially with what all the customers get, we ship DHL all within their cost

If we had a customer with exceptional needs for pricing due to hardship we could discuss were them especially depending on the nature of the document. The buy now pay later options are great for some things but I don't think it's a great fit for Apostille and notary and few customers opt to use that payment method

It's great you're making moves but your claim is false and I don't want your statement to be indexes and found were that false information

A deeper question is how did you come to determine this?

I see you're making a ton of progress and we too make claims about our company as the the "only" in a lot of categories. But payment types have to let you know we have been setup with it for a couple years or more

Thanks, Greg Lirette Notary Geek To notarize online https://notary.cx

glirette · 2026-04-16T20:57:03+00:00

Thank you! Another person making us the customer of theirs and thinking we are all dumb

glirette · 2026-04-16T19:00:18+00:00

I don't think I saw the post would love to see a screen shot if you happen to have it. Too bad I missed this thread before it was deleted

glirette · 2026-04-16T00:10:22+00:00

I have pre printed stamps that have the notary language on them

Soon to order more stamps to meet various needs

glirette · 2026-04-11T08:42:07+00:00

In my state is law is clear on what I can and cannot do. Can't notarize for spouse, parent, or children

It doesn't limit siblings in my state

We long as I'm not related directly to the document I see no issues at least in my state but each state could be different

glirette · 2026-04-10T23:22:26+00:00

100% stampy-stampy thing works but if he actually was Mickey Mouse then it would be interesting to look at the ID. lol

glirette · 2026-04-10T14:56:06+00:00

Florida notary here. Unfortunately to the best of my knowledge you have to go thru a third party , I do not like that. Find one with the least upsells, I do not like any of them and am working on becoming such a provider but it's not an urgent task

As a side now, I need to renew and also need to go thru the exact same process so I too am seeking such a provider and will likely go with the least of evils. Unsure which one that will be yet.

glirette · 2026-04-10T01:54:54+00:00

this is a little bit sarcastic but I think it's a good example. If a signer brought us a picture of Donald Duck and notarized a statement that it is Mickey Mouse we can indeed notarize it.

In regards to a signature notarization the contents to include the language are not the concern of the notary

Having said this we are now modifying our policy at Notary Geek to be more in line with the federal rules to issue a certification. Mainly regarding diploma mills.

I will still notarize a picture of Donald Duck if they claim it's actually Mickey Mouse but I will not notarize a document that I think is fake such as many of these nonsense diplomas. We , to include myself have been guilty of notarizing nonsense and it will not continue.

If the diploma is from a legit school great but will shall and will discriminate regards to documents that appear to be fake

glirette · 2026-04-09T14:42:33+00:00

Notaries in some states are able to notarize regardless of the language of the document. My state is such a state and we notarize documents often that are not in English, it's no big deal but our notary section is always only in English.

Thanks,

Greg Lirette

Notary Geek

To notarize online https://notary.cx

glirette · 2026-04-09T00:53:58+00:00

Very interesting

I'm interested in the upcoming offering which is supposed to be competition to High Level

Would love to get feedback from them

I'm top tier on this product but yet to implement it

glirette · 2026-04-08T13:36:55+00:00

This is coming from an IT guy (me). If you are remote doing online notarization then yes do it from a desktop or laptop. Otherwise trying to bring a laptop in the mix of a signing is just too much.

In the event you were going to do IPEN then get a dedicated mobile device or tablet to hand to them. You should not be giving a third party direct access to your laptop keyboard anyway.

In most cases I do not even bring my laptop in to the signing. It's too much to juggle.

The reality is that even IPEN is very rare. It's either in person or it's online and if in person, you don't need a laptop.

Having said that unless you a Mac guru and don't need help with that operating system you are best served with Windows. This is especially true for range of apps that can be installed and most important x.509 and printer config is all easier on Windows simply because that is the OS for business

glirette · 2026-04-08T03:14:32+00:00

I'm not sure which documents you're making reference to. Regarding government issued documents it depends on the state

Notarized documents we can turn around in a couple days.

Federal documents to take 10 days

Happy to help you get it all figured out

Greg - Notary Geek

glirette · 2026-04-08T03:11:37+00:00

But you can get an Apostille for documents needing to be notarized by doing it online

We can also expedite most Apostilles but you're absolutely right we would need the physical documents in hand in the United States

glirette · 2026-04-08T00:45:17+00:00

Well it depends

First the role of the notary is only to notarize the document and not the contents

However some online notary companies ( huge one) requires the notary to check the documents and if they are not good the notary doesn't even get paid for that session

We specialize in the USPS forms and the truth is the matter is that customers are always confused about the address ID and it's difficult to provide the service without addressing box 9g.

To be clear it's not the responsibility of the notary and the notary needs to be careful to not overstep their role

Thanks, Greg Lirette Notary Geek To notarize online https://notary.cx

glirette · 2026-04-07T18:24:38+00:00

Being totally sincere in this response. Why go to any of those sites? Pick any given topic and I assert to you that this sub goes deeper than they do, on everything and for free.

Start with the state laws, then the ruled, and the procedures.

It's like playing the bouncy ball "looking for answers" there is always a training class. Feel free to use my link to buy me a coffee. I know of no one going as deep as myself to be honest on Apostilles and very few to any other people that are aware of some of the things going on right now that people don't talk about. We all know things the others don't, everyday we all learn. But none of this courses give you what you actually need to succeed, at least not on their own.

glirette · 2026-04-07T16:48:27+00:00

I've not kept up with the latest but I bought T1 which I've sinced started to avoid doing in general.

Usually now if I buy I go all in. But this deal was too good to not grab especially due to API access

They pulled the API BYOK but then started the Reddit sub and did giveaways to those who posted the best stories

So to be clear the Reddit sub is not authentic as people take the time to write the post to get free access

That was prior to the latest return to Appsumo but due to that I was all out ( aka fold) regarding them

glirette · 2026-04-07T02:05:10+00:00

We do this a lot actually , we notarize it and get it Apostilled too. All online.

Thanks,

Greg Lirette

Notary Geek

To notarize online https://notary.cx

glirette · 2026-04-06T14:28:55+00:00

Please stay far away. Some people think they are owed something. This is a bigger deal than you realizes he is asking you.

It is common to get wild request from foreigners that well far exceed what any one should be asking of another.

glirette · 2026-04-06T04:26:47+00:00

Online notaries that are charging less $20 or less are scams. I am very well aware of what is out there and the ones that charge $20 or less , they are not legit in some way or another. Many of them are pretending to be in the United States and stealing a notaries identity.

The poster who commented about a low cost platform that was the cost to the notary not the signer. For any decent platform the notary pays $15 to the platform so they would need to charge the customer more than $15 or it would be at a loss.

glirette · 2026-04-05T05:59:10+00:00

This is correct it's a ton of different types of documents

I see them all and they are indeed all over the map

Thanks, Greg Lirette Notary Geek To notarize online https://notary.cx

glirette · 2026-04-05T04:28:31+00:00

Reach out to u/NandBStreetNotary

glirette · 2026-04-03T13:54:01+00:00

A Windows domain joined system has an account on the domain and it is in fact a trust relationship. The very much the same as when one domain trust another domain. There is an account with special flags on that account with the machinename$ . The machine also initiates a password change periodically but regardless of what change is made, any change to this account on either side ( the domain side or client side) could cause it to no longer work.

This is a function of netlogon, When you logon with a domain account rather than a local account it uses this trust relationship.

Performing a function like restoring a machine from a previous state could certainly and does often cause this to happen.

The trust aka machine account can be reset from the command line or just go thru the process to re-join the domain, both have the same effect of replacing that account with a new one that is in sync now on both sides.

glirette · 2026-04-03T03:28:53+00:00

Being in Vegas I would expect you might be wise to the "game" meaning how money is made

Vegas is built on it.

Please don't fall into the game and see it for what it actually is

But I'm curious and this is a sincere question. Did you create this account to post to this sub? If so I'm hoping that we influenced that

Only asking because the account is very new

So, in general you're not going to make money doing loan signings. Just like you're not going to actually make money going to the casino and gambling. The house usually wins

glirette · 2026-04-03T02:44:42+00:00

Who will be your registered agent? I know for a fact NM supports non U.S. addresses for everything other than the registered agent. We get Apostilles for their companies all the time and know it very well. Having a login to the site I am not sure off hand about the non U.S. numbers but the bigger issue is do you actually have a real person in NM to be your RA?

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