Willow ,'Conversations with Dead People'
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Did the attached form have a statement on it, or was it just a notorial certificate?
I'm thinking they are balking because of the I-9. If they just need to notarize the statement (an affidavit is what I'm thinking), then don't even show them the I-9. The notary only needs to see the affidavit, if that is what they sent you.
btw, today is day one in my new office. New boss man is not in today. The three boxes of files and other office stuff that was supposed to be sent over a week ago from my old office have not made it here yet. AND I really need to bring in my iPod - these guys use their speaker phones too much and doors not enough.
I'm thinking they are balking because of the I-9. If they just need to notarize the statement (an affidavit is what I'm thinking), then don't even show them the I-9. The notary only needs to see the affidavit, if that is what they sent you.
I think the problem is that the I-9 itself is supposed to be done in person, and they're trying to find a way around that.
This can't be an unusual situation though - there's got to be a better solution out there somewhere.
Not his fault - I just got sucked in. It was the part where
Oooh, yeah. You're in the good part. It takes 400 pages for the book to get REALLY good, but the last 200 are worth it.
Booked for San Francisco last night, so I'm excited about visiting next month.
Oh, neat! I did not know about this. Yay.
It's a booky kind of day - I just booked tickets for myself for Minneapolis for August 12-17. I'm going for work, but still! Trip!!
Yay, trip! I hope you're loving your new job, Aimee. You deserve it.
I'm home and bored. I want my vacation back as well as the AC. I think I really really need to find a part time job.
Kristin, yuck. I have no advice to offer but my eyes are rolling on your behalf.
Oooh, yeah. You're in the good part. It takes 400 pages for the book to get REALLY good, but the last 200 are worth it.
Well, it's a reread for me, so I know what's coming up. But books have always been my kryptonite. Just one more para/page/chapter...
books have always been my kryptonite. Just one more para/page/chapter...
Oooooh, yeah. I spent the weekend re-reading all the William Gibson books I have. Started out with Pattern Recognition, and it went on from there.
Kristin, that is a really frustrating situation, especially with everything else you have going on. I hope you can work it out with minimal effort on your behalf.
juliana! ::tackle hug::
I've never read any Wm Gibson.