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Looking closer at your question, do you mean having a lawyer notarize it over another type of person notarizing it (answer: doesn't matter except for the cost)? Or do you mean having a lawyer write it up and make it look more official? (answer: don't bother).

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re: exemption> Vaccinations > > > I have a quick question. Do you think it is better to have > your > > exemption letter notarized by a lawyer(vaccine exemption)? If > > so, can someone recommend one in the NJ area. > > > > > > >

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I had mine notorized, was told it had to be by the school, but not a lawyer,

just a regular notary.

Western NY

---- wharrison@... wrote:

> I never have done it. I think it's fine to go into it with the attitude that

it's not a big deal, that you are merely claiming your legal right. You could

always involve a lawyer later if you felt the need to.

>

> Winnie

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> re: exemption

> Vaccinations

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> > I have a quick question. Do you think it is better to have your

> > exemption letter notarized by a lawyer(vaccine exemption)? If

> > so, can someone recommend one in the NJ area.

> >

> >

> >

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It is a really good idea to have it notarized. In case of divorce or other family conflict it will stand up in court. Any notary can do it, doesn't have to be a lawyer.

> I never have done it. I think it's fine to go into it with the attitude that it's not a big deal, that you are merely claiming your legal right. You could always involve a lawyer later if you felt the need to.

>

> Winnie

>

> re: exemption

> Vaccinations

>

> > I have a quick question. Do you think it is better to have your

> > exemption letter notarized by a lawyer(vaccine exemption)? If

> > so, can someone recommend one in the NJ area.

> >

> >

> >

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all notarizing does is guarantee that it is your signature.

Sheri

At 03:12 PM 1/6/2010, you wrote:

It is a really good idea to have

it notarized. In case of divorce or other family conflict it will

stand up in court. Any notary can do it, doesn't have to be a

lawyer.

> I never have done it. I think it's fine to go into it with the

attitude that it's not a big deal, that you are merely claiming your

legal right. You could always involve a lawyer later if you felt the need

to.

>

> Winnie

>

> re: exemption

> To:

Vaccinations@

groups. com

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> > I have a quick question. Do you think it is better to have

your

> > exemption letter notarized by a lawyer(vaccine exemption)?

If

> > so, can someone recommend one in the NJ area.

> >

> >

> >

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You bank is likely to do it for free. But you can also go to a fed ex. A

number of them have notaries. They are everywhere.

And don't tend to be that expensive. Here in VA we need the exemption

notarized. We just moved here at the time and didn't have a local bank, so I

just hit up fed ex and it only cost 10 bucks per exemption.

Janice

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> >I have a quick question. Do you think it is better to have your

> >exemption letter notarized by a lawyer(vaccine exemption)? If so,

> >can someone recommend one in the NJ area.

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