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Can anyone give me some suggestion??? A: A Power of Attorney is valid as long sign itdoes anyone know 1) How much Notary Pubilc's charge to do this & 2) . how to go about getting Power of Attorney for my father, where do I start? me the sourse of information that can help me??? Any suggestion for me?
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They have classes at our local community college-try there. I don't think it takes that long, and there is a test. The class was like a seminar thing and wasn't that much

Each state has different rules. You might need to take a class/test, pay a fee, get a surety bond, buy a stamp, etc. The official Washington State info is below. I would think $100 to $200 would take care of everything, maybe less.

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I'm pretty sure you can go online to your local government and apply to become a notary. I think you have to take a class or seminar, but since that's a government-approved job, I'd check out the local government's site, or give them a call.

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If your job requires you to become a notary, then it's your employer who should pay for it! Becoming a notary is benefitting your company, not you, so you should in no way have to pay for that, if there are costs.

I don't know where you go to become one, but make sure your job is willing to pay for it if they want you to become one so bad.

A 5-second google search of "Notary Public" came up with pages of material. The second non-advertising link includes how to become one. Always try google first. ALWAYS.