yea i think ill go that route also ... i was thinking having my letter notarized also .... how do you notarize a check though... or am i reading your statement wrong..
No as far as I am aware you can only notarize the letter.
Actually most states have rules negating restsrictive endorsements.
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I understand that, but it looks like I am lucky in that I can't seem to find anything to that effect in California. But would the restrictive endorsement have to hold up in both California and South Dakota, or just in my home state?
wow im actually in a state that allows restrictive endorsements ... NJ lol...