----- Original Message ----- From: Chris Lechner To: Brian Meyer Sent: Tuesday, May 18, 2010 1:24 PM Subject: Fwd: The National Public Record -- Immediate Press Release
Check this out!..... Finally an easy to use alternative to the local clerk or recorders office. Blast this to everyone that you know and let's support them. - - - - - - Christopher Lechner Consultant & Strategist C & C Business Solutions, LLC. Classic and Creative Success Strategies [email protected] 817-706-0733 Begin forwarded message: From: [email protected] Date: May 18, 2010 2:16:29 PM CDT To: [email protected] Subject: The National Public Record -- Immediate Press Release http://www.TheNationalPublicRecord.com Press Release. For Immediate Distribution. The National Public Record announces that it's web presence has been launched and is fully functional. Further, The National Public Record has been chosen as the recorder of choice for The Society of Sovereigns. The National Public Record is in the process of archiving more than 200 years of documents for public record. The National Public Record offers all clients several both Electronic and Paper-based recording public Filing options. http://www.TheNationalPublicRecord.com While recording documents for public notice has been mainly the exclusive realm of the local County Clerk or Recorder's Office, we have heard for many years from people all over America that they were being turned away and denied this lawful opportunity. Besides the personal experience of many of our own staff members, we found that a growing number of clerk and recorders offices are only allowing documents to be recorded that meet a very narrow set of rules. Which is strange. If you are to ever go to a clerk or recorders office, you will notice a sign on the counter that says, "Our clerks are not able to offer any legal advice". However, if you were ever to attempt to file an affidavit or notice that is not on their "approved" list, then these legally inept clerks quite suddenly become the master attorney, telling you that this document cannot be filed! This is where The National Public Record comes to your service. We understand the growing need for properly making public notice and/or public record. So whether you are a Pro-Se litigant needing to make Public Notice of Affidavits or Motions; or a customer that has been damaged and is needing to follow an Administrative process seeking remedy; The National Public Record gladly welcomes your submission for Public Notice. The Difference between your Clerk/Recorder and The National Public Record -- As mentioned above, your local Clerk/Recorder has been forced to only accept certain documents that adhere to a very narrow set of rules. The National Public Record, however, will never reject a document. We know that a "Public Record" is simply a recording of an instrument of documentary account of past events or information that has been transcribed on a tangible medium and is retrievable in perceivable form that has been published in the general circulation and is available for all to reference. So, for whatever your reason, if you have a need to record a document in the public domain, thereby giving official public notice, The National Public Record provides this service at a reasonable cost. http://www.TheNationalPublicRecord.com http://www.TheNationalPublicRecord.com
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