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guest47
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I've received the notification from USPTO that I passed the registration exam, and am required to send back an oath/affirmation. This paper seems to serve a dual purpose as either an oath or affirmation... thus, if I sign and do not get a notary signature, will it automatically be taken to be an affirmation? I just don't want to cause any delay due to a misunderstanding...
Thanks!
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SciGuy
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Re: simple question
« Reply #1 on: May 26th, 2006, 11:35am » |
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I ran into the same situation but don't have an answer for you. Luckily there is a notary public a few doors down from me so I just had them notarize it. My advice is to just call the OED and ask them (571-272-4097).
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I just called OED and the person I talked to said that it does need a notary signature. Now I need to find one...
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smgsmc
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Re: simple question
« Reply #3 on: May 26th, 2006, 4:35pm » |
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Try your bank. If it's a major branch office, there's usually one or more managers that are public notaries. No charge.
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SciGuy
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Re: simple question
« Reply #4 on: May 27th, 2006, 7:04am » |
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Your school should have one too, if applicable.
One more question on this topic: Did anyone get the Oath and Data Sheet twice? I just sent mine in and then got another one the next day. Weird.
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