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Conference nyoss1::market_investing

Title:	Market Investing

Moderator:	2155::michaud

Created:	Thu Jan 23 1992
Last Modified:	Thu Jun 05 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	1060
Total number of notes:	10477

995.0. "Signature on certificate affidavit" by TLE::LESSARD () Mon Apr 15 1996 16:52

    I have an old investment plan I am liquidating. The paperwork
    requires a notary stamp, but additionally, requires a signature
    of a "Corporate Officer, Partner, or Trustee". (According to the 
    fine print, this is required because my current address is different 
    than that of the original paperwork.) Beyond that, there is no
    additional information, other than saying the notary is NOT a guarantee
    of my signature. 
    
    What exactly are they looking for? Do I walk into a bank and ask 
    an officer there to sign this? (I don't belong to a commercial bank,
    either, I am a DCU member - is that a service they can provide?) 
    
    If this is not the appropriate forum, I could appreciate a pointer
    as well.

T.R	Title	User	Personal Name	Date	Lines
995.1	Commercial bank does it all not DCU	SSDEVO::RMCLEAN		`Mon Apr 15 1996 17:14`	1
	Go to a commercial bank.. They should be able to do all.
995.2	DCU does guarantee signatures	SLOAN::HOM		`Mon Apr 15 1996 22:06`	17
	As of the first week in February, 1996 the credit union can guarantee signatures - i f that's what you need in your document. All you need is proof of identification. This service is provided to its members at no charge to its members. The credit union is a member of the Security Transfer Agent Medallion Program. Stop in at the DCU branch in ZKO for more details. Gim
995.3		ZENDIA::FERGUSON	Mr. Plumber's coding services	`Tue Apr 16 1996 10:58`	5
	on a side note: who else in here complained to DCU about NOT having sig. guarentees? i filled out many forms saying we need sig. guarentees! finalyl got'em!
995.4	thanks!	TLE::LESSARD		`Tue Apr 16 1996 12:14`	3
	Thanks very much for the information - it will make my life a lot easier to have the DCU take care of this!
995.5	It sounds like you need both.	ICS::MANDEVILLE		`Thu May 30 1996 13:35`	7
	Just be sure you have the right signature. We had to liquidate some stock that was part of my mother's estate. Some of the paperwork had to be notarized and some needed guarantee signatures. The DCU did the guarantee. I have a friend who is a notary. You cannot use either one in place of the other. You probably need both. Elaine