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1. US Citizen/resident or not? If yes, then 2 *will* work. 2. Consular office (generally? always?) have a notary available, so they can notarize a document of, at least, US citizens. 3. Generally speaking, the filing needs to be in english, so if the local language is not english, you wouldn't be able to use a local notary w/o additional hoops. 4. I'm, sure someone else here can give a complete answer. |
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Thanks everyone. I got everything I needed.
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Does anyone know of a good divorce lawyer in the San Francisco Bay Area?
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My 2 cents. I've never been divorced. |
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I take it all back. All the Hollywood press tour jingoism and executive mismanagement is worth it if your governor is willing to send coded messages to Tom Ammiano in his veto messages.
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D'oh. |
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