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Originally Posted by mrjam2jab I just received my non resident app yesterday. It looks like there are 2 pages (full ...

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Old 09-15-2009, 07:05 PM
 

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I just received my non resident app yesterday. It looks like there are 2 pages (full size) that need notarized?

It also looks like need 2 money orders? One for $35 and a 2nd for $19.25 to go with the fingerprints?
Both correct; though a personal cheque is fine. It looks more confusing than it is. I called them when I had questions and they answered them quickly with courtesy.
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Old 09-15-2009, 11:30 PM
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Abacab I'll be asking you for some assistance soon as I'm going to be doing the same, if Ya'll don't mind... Live here in MA and travel through CT often. Also RI non res will be next as I'm always crossing that border...Anyone who could assist with RI questions?
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Abacab I'll be asking you for some assistance soon as I'm going to be doing the same, if Ya'll don't mind... Live here in MA and travel through CT often. Also RI non res will be next as I'm always crossing that border...Anyone who could assist with RI questions?
Just ask and I'll help however I can. I've looked into the RI license and from everything I can tell, it's next to impossible. Anyone out there have a RI non-res?
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Looks like RI has the issue of Proper showing of need....
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I just noticed that the back of the Application DPS-799-C has a spot for notarization...but the State of Connecticutt is already printed there...does my notary write around that? Will my notary know what to do?
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I just noticed that the back of the Application DPS-799-C has a spot for notarization...but the State of Connecticutt is already printed there...does my notary write around that? Will my notary know what to do?
My notary crossed that part out and just wrote Maryland in. Worked fine for me.
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