Hi! I'm Rachel Decker, a commissioned mobile notary public in California, serving Orange, Los Angeles and surrounding areas.
Looking forward to meeting you and helping with your notarial needs!
Attended the Notary Masters‘ last meeting as an official Toastmasters group yesterday morning. Looking forward to continuing to meet with them as the group branches out.
https://t.co/104ubgwzJz
Had a signing and the client expressed his gratefulness by saying, "It's just so convenient." He didn't have to leave his house. I picked up the documents and mailed them back. I will come to you in my little blue car and help you with your signing needs. It's just so convenient.
New article! We are organizing a free notarization event (details forthcoming) but also information on a document we likely will see a lot; Affidavit of Loss
https://t.co/T1Ws3aWsAv
@i_jayas I'm not in academia, but project management and there is this fantastic article that a colleague shared about this work that the author calls "glue work" that holds projects (and likely whole institutions) together: https://t.co/MmqTDHU5ra
Found a friend has experience with Word Press and will be looking at possibly hiring my first freelancer for the website. Some changes/additions I'm looking to include:
- Screen reader readable menus
- Addition of a Calendly page
- Crossposting from https://t.co/2GkvqaPXLC
Attended the Notary Family networking event this past Saturday. Solidified connections from the last one, met people I had only seen on Zoom and was happy to have had the opportunity to introduce myself and what I offer.
Thankful to be able to attend!
Took a page from @Acmenotary1 and handed my cards to the vet tech as I was paying for my cat's visit today. Mentioned I'll be looking into fingerprinting, as I know vets need to have that done every so often. Cards and comment were taken w relative enthusiasm;
@AdamSchEsquire "It is what it is" Irritates me so much, like you're just going to accept the status quo or just don't want to understand a situation to change it. Only heard it once I've heard it used that actually makes sense, otherwise, I'd just prefer silence, it does not add to a convo.
Attending this year's Level Up Summit w/some of the notary movers and shakers in the this industry. It's an early morning for those of us on the West Coast, but LOVING that I'm getting to hear from people with awesome success stories that I might not otherwise hear
Hey VeeFam! Let's welcome @EthanHumph45951 to Twitter/X! Young entrepreneur looking to schedule time and make connections. Already has proven he's got that hustle mindset
Ethan--check out @garyvee and his socials. You'll never be wanting for motivation after watching a few vids.
I'm going to keep this round of introduction in mind for if/when I do hospital/assisted care visits--or any visits, really. IMO, this would also be good info to include in the journal.
#CallMe
This is professional service.
Video: https://t.co/VJEutPwnyn
@ClaudetteGGibs1 When I teach Level 2 OTA Fieldwork students one of the 1st things I teach them is AIDET:
Acknowledge- Mr Williams? Is that what you’d like me to call you?
Introduce- I’m Leni, I’ll do your OT eval today
Duration- it will take an hour
Explanation - of plan of care
Thank you
@AdamSchEsquire I just got my notary commission (Orange Co, CA) and wills and trusts are my first area of specialization. The probate process can be so stressful on top of losing a loved one.
Series of articles on my first impressions and questions while I was studying the 2023 Notary Public Handbook for Cali:
https://t.co/4Bng3YBmSm
Currently 7 articles.
I still have a sliver of hope I can finish it up by the end of the year.
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If you don't need one now, when was the last time you needed one and why? How did it go? Would love to hear everyone's experiences.