translation guidelines

Aug 02, 2010 11:55

Okay, the person who does the translation of my birth certificate has to be fluent in French and sign the translation and a statement of fluency and effort before a notary public (I have a feeling that I know a notary public as well - anyone remember who it is?):
I, [insert full first and last name], certify that I am fluent in English and in [ ( Read more... )

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oonh August 2 2010, 16:53:28 UTC
jbsegal is a notary public.

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julishka August 2 2010, 19:03:59 UTC
sanguineempathy is a notary.

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sarah_swati August 2 2010, 19:10:19 UTC
I am no notary but I can still translate if you still need someone.

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excess_and_oohs August 3 2010, 02:52:56 UTC
i can translate and my mother is a notary public (but i'm pretty sure that's not who you were thinking of. actually so is my dad just for being a lawyer, i think). she has on occasion given me her number and let me forge her signature over the phone :)

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sloot August 5 2010, 03:25:04 UTC
You might have met someone at my party who lives in CT who would qualify.

email me if interested.

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silentq August 5 2010, 16:42:18 UTC
I'm all set, thanks!

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