@TiggerDat wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:How did you get your stuff notarized? I tried to do this last week, and was told by the notary(bank), that they couldn't do it. My PenFed account is in limbo at the moment.
I have multiple bank accounts and I have noticed that whenever I ask one of them to notarize something they tell me they cant. I then go to one of the others and the one with the orange sign tells me they can, but the notary is not in. I then head over to the third one which has some funny commercials about fees, deposits, and such things and they notarize it and send me on the way. It happens this way every time that I now am transferring most of my banking to them.
I don't know if I can name names so I won't, I will just give hints.
Bank that never does it... Rhymes with 'race', let's just say say they have Chased me away.
Bank that will do it but never seems to have someone available... Three letters and I will give you the first and last. P&C.
Bank that has some funny commercials and always does it. (This is the hard one) Something you do in the wild to get food + A lot of weight.
I really hate Hunting around because it's a Ton of work.
It's fine to "name names" when it comes to banks. 
I can also add that Wachovia (now Wells Fargo) once told me they won't/can't notarize anything having to do with a will or power of attorney if you have an account with them, since it can lead to a conflict of interest. Since I assume (?) they only notarize for bank customers that pretty much excludes those categories altogether.
I've been to the DMV a few times to have things notarized... of course that has a laundry-list of its own issues (in my county the wait can be from none at all to over an hour).
