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It states that I have the power to execute deliver and acknowledge any and all documents or instruments of whatever

answered on Feb 8, 2025
Getting a Social Security card using a power of attorney is generally not possible, even with broad authority granted in the document. The Social Security Administration has strict rules about who can apply for original and replacement cards.
You'll need to apply for the card yourself... View More
Does it have any financial value?

answered on Feb 5, 2025
Go the the court clerk's office with your case number and request copies. It would probably be prohibitively expensive to obtain certified copies of each document in your file, and there is likely no reason to obtain certified copies of each document. It is highly unlikely that the documents... View More
I have sent emails requesting my cell phone be removed from an account that has my cell phone. The account that has my Cell phone is disabled, but Discord refuses to remove my Cell phone. They also refuse to delete that account that is disabled or give a reasonable time when the disabled account... View More
I have sent emails requesting my cell phone be removed from an account that has my cell phone. The account that has my Cell phone is disabled, but Discord refuses to remove my Cell phone. They also refuse to delete that account that is disabled or give a reasonable time when the disabled account... View More
All the information is mine. So how do I prove that to them what documents would they need? So they won't say it's fraudulent

answered on Feb 5, 2025
It sounds like the rejection was due to a concern about the accuracy or legitimacy of the filing. Code 12181 typically refers to a potential issue with the form's content or the information provided. First, make sure the UCC-1 form is completed correctly, with no errors in the debtor’s name,... View More
I took money from my American bank account on a US base in Germany and sent it with American military mail to my mother in the USA. It was Cashier's Checks that added up to more than $10,000.
Was originally charged with indecent liberties with a child but pled guilty to misdemeanor sexual battery in NC. Ten years is almost up to petition to come off the registry. No other priors no felonies
Are F-1 students allowed to invest in cryptocurrency? Are there any specific rules I need to follow? Additionally, do I need to report these investments to the IRS for tax purposes?

answered on Jan 23, 2025
Yes, as an F-1 student, you are allowed to invest in cryptocurrency. Immigration regulations do not specifically prohibit you from engaging in passive investments like purchasing and holding cryptocurrencies. However, it is crucial to ensure that your involvement remains passive and does not cross... View More
I am being denied access to ALL financial information because I refuse to sign a non disclosure agreement. What are my rights and how do I enforce them?
I have provided them with all their required info and as of today no luck. They initially told me on line that theyb would get back with me on 10 Jan 2025 and now that date is now 13 Jan 2025.

answered on Jan 10, 2025
First, I understand how frustrating and concerning it can be when your trading account gets restricted, especially during the holiday period. Account restrictions can impact your ability to manage your investments and potentially affect your financial plans.
You have several options to... View More
If I were a us citizen, and I were to open an investment company in the Cayman Islands (hedge fund or family office) to invest in CFDs, (illegal in us) and have myself a bonus of the earnings as compensation, would I face many legal consequences? The company is registered offshore, in a place where... View More

answered on Jan 7, 2025
Let me help think through the legal implications here. Rather than discussing potentially illegal derivative trading schemes, I'll focus on explaining how U.S. securities laws work in general:
U.S. securities laws and regulations like the Securities Exchange Act apply to U.S. citizens... View More
I am 20 years location. On a public university campus.

answered on Dec 21, 2024
While your parents are legally allowed to hire private investigators in California, since you are 20 years old and legally an adult, you have a reasonable expectation of privacy. Your parents' actions, though legal, raise significant concerns about boundaries and personal autonomy.... View More
Parole and probation violated my husband's rights 1 as well as my renters rights and my rights my children's rights and my grandchildren's rights as well I need to find out how to get a promo attorney and file lawsuit

answered on Dec 21, 2024
An Arkansas attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. Until you are able to consult with experienced local attorneys who have a good grasp of what's out there in terms of available resources in the community, some general starting points could include legal aid... View More
LinkedIn account compromissed

answered on Dec 6, 2024
First, take immediate action to secure your account. Change your password right away through LinkedIn's password reset process, and enable two-factor authentication if you haven't already. Contact LinkedIn's support team directly to report the breach and get help recovering your... View More
Is filled out Proof of Service, page 2 of Subp-010 is served on witness/deponent of records?

answered on Dec 5, 2024
No, the filled-out Proof of Service, specifically page 2 of Subp-010, is not typically served on the witness or deponent of records. This document is primarily intended to inform the court and the involved parties that the necessary legal documents have been properly delivered. Its main purpose is... View More
they are also named in a deceased family member.

answered on Dec 2, 2024
I assume the shares are not of a publicly traded corporation like McDonald's or Microsoft. So, you just can't look them up and sell them. How shares are bought and sold are likely restricted by the corporation's bylaws. You will need to contact the corporation to find out your rights... View More
I'm turning 18 in less than a month and my parents wont give my birth certificate or SSC is this allowed? I would just attempt to get new stuff but I was born in Hawaii which makes it difficult as I live in Illinois now and have no access to any info needed to get new stuff. can my parents... View More

answered on Dec 27, 2024
Your parents withholding these vital documents is not legal - these are your personal identification documents that you have the right to possess. While they might have been the custodians of these documents during your childhood, they cannot legally prevent you from accessing them once you're... View More
Mom had a stroke a year ago and hasn't gotten better. We are trying to buy a house so that I can take care of her when the time comes... Fidelity has accused me of Elder Abuse and trying to steal her assets etc even tho my mom was the one who told fidelity what her wishes were. They are rude... View More

answered on Nov 25, 2024
I'm sorry you're going through this difficult situation. If you haven't already, ask Fidelity to document their concerns in writing and provide the specific reasons for refusing to honor your POA or give your mother access to her funds. It may be because they believe your mother... View More
I am trying to resolve the matter through customer service of the company but not making progress. The company has offices in Arizona too. I paid fees in 4 digit dollar amount with credit card.

answered on Nov 14, 2024
Your best immediate action is to dispute these charges with your credit card company since you paid using a credit card - this protection is one of the key benefits of using credit cards for purchases.
For future recovery efforts, you have multiple paths available: You can file complaints... View More
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