#china notary

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What you need to know before applying for a notarized Chinese degree

China notary is becoming increasingly popular among international students who wish to study in China. A notarized Chinese degree is a legal document that is issued by the Chinese government and attests to the authenticity of the degree obtained from a Chinese university. This document can be used for various purposes, such as obtaining a visa, finding employment, and more.

Part 1: Introduction to Notarization of Chinese Degrees

Notarization of Chinese degrees is a process that is undertaken to ensure that the degree is genuine and valid. This process is done by the Chinese government and requires the submission of certain documents and the payment of a fee. Once the documents have been submitted and approved, the degree is issued with a notarized certificate.

Notarized Chinese degrees are important for international students who wish to study in China as they provide proof that the degree has been obtained from a legitimate university and is recognized by the Chinese government. This document is also essential for obtaining visas, finding employment in China, and more.

Part 2: The benefits of obtaining a notarized Chinese degree

Notarization of Chinese degrees has various benefits for international students who wish to study in China. Firstly, it provides proof that the degree is genuine and valid, which is essential for obtaining visas and employment in the country. Additionally, notarized degrees also provide students with more credibility and recognition when applying for jobs in other countries.

Furthermore, notarized Chinese degrees are also highly sought after by employers in China and other countries. This is because they provide employers with assurance that the candidate has obtained a degree from a legitimate university and is qualified for the position.

Part 3: Requirements for applying for notarized Chinese degrees

In order to apply for a notarized Chinese degree, students must first meet certain requirements. Firstly, they must have graduated from a Chinese university. Other requirements may include a valid passport, proof of residence, and a valid visa. Additionally, students must also be able to provide proof of their academic qualifications, such as transcripts and diplomas.

Part 4: Matters to note when applying for notarization of Chinese degrees

When applying for a notarized Chinese degree, there are various matters that students should take note of. Firstly, they must ensure that all the documents that they submit are valid and up to date. Additionally, they should also ensure that all the documents are in English or Chinese.

Furthermore, students should also ensure that they provide all the necessary documents, such as a valid passport, proof of residence, and a valid visa. Additionally, they should also be aware of the fees associated with the application process and ensure that they have the necessary funds.

Part 5: What documents need to be notarized for applying for a degree in China?

When applying for a notarized Chinese degree, students must provide a number of documents. These documents include but are not limited to a valid passport, proof of residence, and a valid visa. Additionally, students must also provide their academic transcripts and diplomas.

In addition to these documents, students must also provide a copy of their graduation certificate and a copy of the degree certificate from the university. Additionally, students must also provide a copy of their degree certificate that has been notarized by the Chinese government.

Part 6: What is the procedure for applying for a notarized Chinese degree?

The procedure for applying for a notarized Chinese degree is relatively simple. Firstly, students must ensure that all the documents that they submit are valid and up to date. Additionally, they must also ensure that all the documents are in English or Chinese.

Once all the documents have been submitted, the Chinese government will assess the documents and determine whether the student is eligible for a notarized degree. Once approved, the student will be required to pay the fees associated with the application process.

Part 7: Tips for applying for a notarized Chinese degree

When applying for a notarized Chinese degree, there are certain tips that students should take note of. Firstly, they should ensure that all the documents that they submit are valid and up to date. Additionally, they should also ensure that all the documents are in English or Chinese.

Furthermore, students should also ensure that they provide all the necessary documents, such as a valid passport, proof of residence, and a valid visa. Additionally, they should also be aware of the fees associated with the application process and ensure that they have the necessary funds. Lastly, students should also ensure that they are familiar with the Chinese government’s notarization process and the requirements for obtaining a notarized degree.

Part 8: Fees for applying for notarized Chinese degrees

The fees for applying for a notarized Chinese degree vary depending on the university and the type of degree. Generally, the fees range from around ¥200 to ¥2000. Additionally, students may also be required to pay a service fee and a processing fee.

Part 9: Frequently asked questions about notarization of degrees in China

Q: What documents do I need to provide when applying for a notarized Chinese degree? A: When applying for a notarized Chinese degree, students must provide a number of documents. These documents include but are not limited to a valid passport, proof of residence, and a valid visa. Additionally, students must also provide their academic transcripts and diplomas.

Q: How long does it take to obtain a notarized Chinese degree? A: Once all the documents have been submitted, the Chinese government will assess the documents and determine whether the student is eligible for a notarized degree. This process usually takes around one to two weeks.

Q: What is the cost of applying for a notarized Chinese degree? A: The fees for applying for a notarized Chinese degree vary depending on the university and the type of degree. Generally, the fees range from around ¥200 to ¥2000. Additionally, students may also be required to pay a service fee and a processing fee.

Part 10: Conclusion

China notary is an important process for international students who wish to study in China as it provides proof that the degree is genuine and valid. In order to apply for a notarized Chinese degree, students must meet certain requirements and provide certain documents. Additionally, they must also be aware of the fees associated with the application process and ensure that they have the necessary funds.

It is also important for students to be familiar with the Chinese government’s notarization process and the requirements for obtaining a notarized degree. By following the tips outlined in this article, students can ensure that their applications for a notarized Chinese degree go as smoothly as possible.

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Alice Guo and five others charged for falsification, obstruction of justice and more

Former Bamban mayor Alice Guo (AKA Guo Hua Ping) and five others have been formally charged by the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) for falsification by a notary public, the use of falsified documents, perjury, and obstruction of justice, according to a Philippine News Agency (PNA) news article. To put things in perspective, posted below is an excerpt from the PNA news article. Some parts…

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Departure Statement of Wong Kim Ark

Record Group 21: Records of District Courts of the United StatesSeries: Admiralty Case FilesFile Unit: In the matter of Wong Kim Ark for a writ of habeas corpus

WHEREAS, Wong Kim Ark, whose photo is hereto attach-

ed, is about to depart for China, intending to return to the

United States, and is entitled to return thereto.

NOW THEREFORE for the better identifica-

tion of the said Wong Kim Ark, and in order

to facilitate his landing upon his said return-

WE THE UNDERSIGNED do hereby certify that the

said Wong Kim Ark is well known to us. That he

was born in the City and County of San Francisco, State of ["departed from San Francisco" covers text starting at County]

California. That his father Wong Si Ping was a merchant ["per steamer" covers text starting at Si Ping]

and a member of the firm of Quong Sing & Co. No. 751 ["Belcic." printed above Quong Sing]

Sacramento Street, in said City and County of San Francisco, ["NOV 15 1894" printed above City and County; WW Presbury [signature] above San Franciso]

State of California. ["INSPECTOR" printed below San Francisco; number "69" in red ink]

Dated this 2nd day of November 1894.

Signature. Occupation.

Wm. Fisher [signature] 1308 Powell St.

F. Berna 615 Gough

L. Selenger 932 Powell st

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

City and County of San Francisco.

[Embossed gold seal]

On this 5th day of November in the year One Thousand

Eight Hundred and ninety four before me, ROBERT M. EDWARDS, a Notary Public in and for the

said City and County, duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared

Wm. Fisher, F. Benner and L. Selenger

known to me to be the persons described in, whose names are subscribed to

and who executed the within and annexed instrument, and they duly acknowledged to me that they

executed the same.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my Official Seal, the day

and year in the Certificate first above written.

R M. Edwards

Notary Public.

(In and for the City and County of San Francisco

State of California.)

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Here's part 2 of my Mandarin learning journey. For part 1, go here.

After I left university in 2003, I started working in an office. I was able to scrape together enough money to travel to China for 6 weeks in 2005.

I was 25 years old when I went to China for the first time in October-November 2005. I was traveling on my own, and I really didn't have much money, so it was the backpacking type of travel.

I started in Hong Kong, in Chungking Mansions. Then stayed with a friend of a friend in Guangzhou. Then I bussed to Yangshuo, Guangxi province; then an overnight train to Kunming, Yunnan province. Then buses to Dali and then Lijiang in Yunnan. Then back to Kunming, and then a 36-hour train ride back to Guangzhou (this was before high-speed rail in China), and then finally back to HK for a final week.

This was before smartphones and social media. It was the era of internet cafes in China - that was the only way you could get online. It was also before the Great Firewall (China banned Google in 2010). I kept in touch with my family and friends through email, long-distance phone cards, and Livejournal. My posts are still up, actually (that's the first one; you can use the navigation arrows to go to the next one).

My only way of looking up Chinese vocab when I was there was my Oxford Chinese-English dictionary, which as you can imagine is extremely limited! So I had lots of experiences where I embarrassed the heck out of myself and/or was simply not able to get my point across or understand what someone was saying to me. But that's also just learning a second language. Your skin gets thicker the more you do it. There were plenty of times where I was speaking to people who didn't know any English (see: literally 99% of the people on the train), so I just had to muddle through.

Being a white foreigner obviously helps - most people were pretty curious and friendly. When I was in Lijiang (where there were a ton of Chinese tour groups and hardly any foreigners), people wanted to take their picture with me.

I could say plenty more about this trip, but this is about my Mandarin learning journey. You can go read my account of it on Livejournal if you like. Keep in mind it's my PoV from 2005.

When I came back to Canada, I worked in the same office for about a year until I got totally sick of it, and then I became a bike courier for 9 months. This is relevant to the story. Being a bike courier affords you a lot of freedom, but it's physically tough and the pay is terrible. So I started applying for office jobs again, and I eventually got hired as a receptionist for a woman who was a notary public and immigration consultant. The reason she hired me is because I could speak Mandarin.

So, I worked as a receptionist/legal assistant at that office from 2007 to 2013 using my shitty Mandarin every day. My boss was from Taiwan and had originally been a paralegal at an immigration lawyer's office, until she started her own notary and immigration consulting practice. She was also a certified Chinese-English translator. So, the whole reason I'm a paralegal today is because this one lady wanted a receptionist who spoke fluent English and also understood some Chinese.

There were some really great things and really terrible things about that job. The good: I got to use Chinese every day, I learned how to be a legal assistant (notaries in my province can handle real estate transactions and prepare Wills and Powers of Attorney, and immigration consultants represent immigrants to Canada and prepare and submit their applications), and I got to do some simple translations because she was also a certified translator. I also gained a very rudimentary ability to read some traditional Chinese. Most of our clients were from the Mainland, though, not Taiwan.

The bad things: the pay was terrible (I started at $12/hour and ended at $18/hour, and by the end I was fully doing paralegal-level work - at my current job, I make about $42/hour now before taxes!), during the 2008 economic crash my boss had to cut my hours to 4 days/week because she lost a bunch of money in the stock market, and my boss was a tyrant. She scolded me a lot, and I'd often get in trouble for reasons that totally mystified me. I'm sure some of it was cultural, but I also think she was just unnecessarily harsh a lot of the time.

I knew someone who worked at a big law firm who tried to get me hired there, but their HR said I needed to get a legal assistant certificate, so I eventually went to school for 8 months full-time to get that, and then I got hired at my current law firm. I've been working at my current law firm since 2013.

The drawback for my Chinese learning at my current firm is that it's a legitimate mid-size law firm. There are about 45 lawyers. So everything has to be super professional, which means even though I speak some Chinese, I can't use my busted-ass Mandarin with clients. I know very little legal terminology, so anytime a lawyer wants someone to interpret, I can't really do that. Plus, it's Vancouver, so there are already some legal assistants at my firm who are actually fluent in Chinese who can do proper interpreting.

So, Chinese went back to being my hobby. That meant that there were ebbs and flows. I remember watching The Legend of Zhen Huan (Empresses in the Palace) in about 2015 when there was a super edited version of it on Netflix, and I got into it enough that I found the original series with English subs on some streaming site like Dramacool/Kissasian/its equivalent and watched the whole thing. After that, I watched the first half of Nirvana in Fire before something else grabbed my attention - eventually I need to watch that entire series! I remember learning a bunch of guzhuang vocabulary from those series that I hadn't heard before, like concubines referring to themselves as 奴婢, and people saying 陛下息怒 when the emperor was angry.

But what really happened is that my Chinese languished for quite a while. In 2017 I started planning a trip to Japan that I'd eventually take in 2019, and I started studying Japanese on Duolingo and then Lingodeer. I also discovered Skritter at that time, and used it to practice kanji, which of course I already had a huge head-start on because of Chinese. And I gotta say, even though Japanese has a very complicated writing system, it is SO MUCH easier to learn than Chinese, at least in my experience.

Then the pandemic hit, and I'm a white girl on Tumblr with an interest in Asian culture and a Netflix subscription, so what happened next was - you guessed it - in early 2021, I watched The Untamed for the first time. And when I finished it, I rewatched it again. And then I fell down that entire rabbit hole.

And as ridiculous as it is, The Untamed is what fully reignited my Chinese learning so that I'm at the point today where I've learned about 2900 Chinese characters, and I can watch Liu Yuning's livestream and understand about 75% of it. But let's leave that for the next part of this long-ass story.

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China y la provincia de buenos aires, alianza

Que tipos de arreglo pueden hacerse.

En apartado analicemos cuenta dni, que es? Como funciona? Nos tiene a todos medio en la nebulosa. Analizándolo y no de primera mano, diría que es una tarjeta dni, es decir una tarjeta financiera en su estructura y funcionamiento pero sin que intervenga el ente tarjeta ya que el pago se hace por qr. Podría también hacerse por dni pero eso solo sin el análisis fácil por la app seria bastante riesgoso o no seguro. Ahora bien, cuenta dni, es una tarjeta financiera que solo funciona con qr, así que debiéramos tener, una cuenta corriente en el banco provincia anexada a las cuentas digitales de los usuarios. Aunque bien, podrían ser varias cuentas y de ahorro, esa es el sistema básica. Si hay muchas cuentas de anexo, esos son los inversores de capital quienes cobraran o son dueños de los réditos por comisión de operación. Como un feudo de financiamiento sea empresa, como una sa o un grupo srl, o un particular. Un fondo es una srl con inversores sa. Una vez mas, (1) una cuenta anexada a cuenta digitales de los clientes (2) el gestor de la cuenta, el banco provincia presumiblemente (3) inversores de capital, puede ser el estado provincial o inversores privados. Fondos srl, empresas sa, y otros financieras srl. (4) los usuarios a anexar pueden estar divididos por áreas en varias y diferentes cuentas asociadas, unos usuarios van a una cuenta, presumiblemente ahorra y otros usuarios a otra, los dueños de estas cuentas de extensión son los inversores y obtendrían réditos por comisión (5) quien debe pagar la comisión; el usuario o en banco. Bien lo lógico el usuario que opera con dni. Cuando paga o mueve su dinero, se debita de su cuenta digital un monto de comisión, final o por cada, y ese monto figurara como debito de la cuanta bancaria anexa como un debito por/como paga de gastos financieros, debito que iría a la cuenta personal y cuenta diferente de la inversión del inversor dueño de la cuenta extensible. Bien si no pasa eso hay un problema y es quien y como se paga los réditos, y quien es el inversor el estado provincial o particulares.

Uno de los casos, si hubiera inversores particulares es que el banco perciba esas comisión y que no las estarían registrando. Es un debito de la cuenta extensible hacia algún lugar, otra es que no tenga ese debito y no se pueda retirar, así que al ser un sistema cerro al debito interno se genera un nota de crédito, una nota de deuda, que luego se pagara, no se en caja, en la bolsa, en un fondo, en acciones, bonos, sueldo, o proveedores, o pagare a proveedores, ha saber.

Así que tema retiro (1) se retira por debito interno a una cuenta del particular inversor (2) o se debita por debito interno a la cuenta del banco (3) con esos réditos, o son para el banco o para el inversor estatal o particular (4) se pagara según acuerdo, como proveedores financieros, por cheque, caja, transferencia de fondos, acciones, réditos de bonos, o, nota de crédito o deuda, de cobra en efectivo, cheque, caja, deposito estatal provincial(5) que no se realice por debito interno, sino que se entregue una nota de crédito o de deuda, una nota notarial por el banco central por medio del gestor bancario o pagare/cheque notarial.

Lo segundo, si es una cuenta remunerada; en estas cuentas se hacen depósitos lo cuales serán remunerados, siendo que por dejarlos depositados y no moverlos se otorgara por ese tiempo réditos financieros como inversión. Esta remuneración genera(1) no movimiento, no consumo, no comisión (2) un déficit de cuenta, números rojos, números negativos al cierre del balance. Este déficit o monto negativo, hay que pagarlo, cada depositante que utiliza la cuenta como cuenta remunerada se convierte en un acreedor. Quizás por falta de lugares de inversión y/o frente a la inflación. Al intentar cobrar los acreedores se genera (1) que solo se pueda sacar en los mejores casos el dinero invertido por deposito y no el redito o ganancia por estos y en tiempos complicados (2) en los peores panoramas, se genera una competición por el liquido de la cuenta, y algunos tardaran mucho siquiera según la oportunidad en sacar su inversión sin ganancia, ya que todo depende de los depósitos. Es decir que si un usuario depositante obtuvo redito es porque lo obtuvo de la inversión de otro usuario, compitiendo por la liquidez, en insistencia y oportunidad. Y genera problemas (1) la deuda total nunca baja, quien cobra redito saca inversión a otro, lo que a la cuenta le deja el mismo déficit, redito e inversión. (2) una incomodidad por parte de los usuarios que no pueden retirar o disponer de su deposito ya no de sus réditos por la competencia de solvencia o liquidez. Un mándala, uno saca de otro usuario. Se generaran acciones de usuarios (1) el que pone poco por poco tiempo, y aprovecha la liquidez o solvencia de la cuenta para retirar la inversión reciente , la pasada y los réditos (2) la que esperar que siga subiendo la deuda, y esperando en algún momento hacer lo que el primero, poner poco y por menos tiempo y concentrarse en retirar redito e inversión mas que en aumentarlos, un efecto mándala, según la necesidad del usuario. Lo importante es no ser el ultimo, cuanto mas cerca estés del ultimo depositante mas riego y peor te puede ir en solvencia de cuenta.

Volviendo y saliendo del apartado. La inversión china-provincia de buenos aires. (1) en producción interna -tv (2) inversión de capitales (3) distribuidoras.

(1) Producción de tv, hotel, lo importante es su territorio de acción, el mercado mundial de acceso, o, la población mundial de consumo, a quien podría hablarle, satélite. Cuantas personas en el mundo se comunican, se informan o entretenimiento , como distribuidora. (2) inversor de capitales, otras vez tv o agrícola (1) distribuidora, productos o consumos de tv a un mercado que le es accesible. (4) distributiva de cuenta remunerada, para y como pago de sueldos utilizando el mecanismo de réditos. Pone un deposito y el otro retira los réditos habiendo el depositado previamente. Uno deposito para cobro otro deposito para liquidez. O, tal vez quieran ser dueños gananciales, equilibrar los balances y luego tratar de adquirir ganancias.

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China y la provincia de buenos aires, alianza

Que tipos de arreglo pueden hacerse.

En apartado analicemos cuenta dni, que es? Como funciona? Nos tiene a todos medio en la nebulosa. Analizándolo y no de primera mano, diría que es una tarjeta dni, es decir una tarjeta financiera en su estructura y funcionamiento pero sin que intervenga el ente tarjeta ya que el pago se hace por qr. Podría también hacerse por dni pero eso solo sin el análisis fácil por la app seria bastante riesgoso o no seguro. Ahora bien, cuenta dni, es una tarjeta financiera que solo funciona con qr, así que debiéramos tener, una cuenta corriente en el banco provincia anexada a las cuentas digitales de los usuarios. Aunque bien, podrían ser varias cuentas y de ahorro, esa es el sistema básica. Si hay muchas cuentas de anexo, esos son los inversores de capital quienes cobraran o son dueños de los réditos por comisión de operación. Como un feudo de financiamiento sea empresa, como una sa o un grupo srl, o un particular. Un fondo es una srl con inversores sa. Una vez mas, (1) una cuenta anexada a cuenta digitales de los clientes (2) el gestor de la cuenta, el banco provincia presumiblemente (3) inversores de capital, puede ser el estado provincial o inversores privados. Fondos srl, empresas sa, y otros financieras srl. (4) los usuarios a anexar pueden estar divididos por áreas en varias y diferentes cuentas asociadas, unos usuarios van a una cuenta, presumiblemente ahorra y otros usuarios a otra, los dueños de estas cuentas de extensión son los inversores y obtendrían réditos por comisión (5) quien debe pagar la comisión; el usuario o en banco. Bien lo lógico el usuario que opera con dni. Cuando paga o mueve su dinero, se debita de su cuenta digital un monto de comisión, final o por cada, y ese monto figurara como debito de la cuanta bancaria anexa como un debito por/como paga de gastos financieros, debito que iría a la cuenta personal y cuenta diferente de la inversión del inversor dueño de la cuenta extensible. Bien si no pasa eso hay un problema y es quien y como se paga los réditos, y quien es el inversor el estado provincial o particulares.

Uno de los casos, si hubiera inversores particulares es que el banco perciba esas comisión y que no las estarían registrando. Es un debito de la cuenta extensible hacia algún lugar, otra es que no tenga ese debito y no se pueda retirar, así que al ser un sistema cerro al debito interno se genera un nota de crédito, una nota de deuda, que luego se pagara, no se en caja, en la bolsa, en un fondo, en acciones, bonos, sueldo, o proveedores, o pagare a proveedores, ha saber.

Así que tema retiro (1) se retira por debito interno a una cuenta del particular inversor (2) o se debita por debito interno a la cuenta del banco (3) con esos réditos, o son para el banco o para el inversor estatal o particular (4) se pagara según acuerdo, como proveedores financieros, por cheque, caja, transferencia de fondos, acciones, réditos de bonos, o, nota de crédito o deuda, de cobra en efectivo, cheque, caja, deposito estatal provincial(5) que no se realice por debito interno, sino que se entregue una nota de crédito o de deuda, una nota notarial por el banco central por medio del gestor bancario o pagare/cheque notarial.

Lo segundo, si es una cuenta remunerada; en estas cuentas se hacen depósitos lo cuales serán remunerados, siendo que por dejarlos depositados y no moverlos se otorgara por ese tiempo réditos financieros como inversión. Esta remuneración genera(1) no movimiento, no consumo, no comisión (2) un déficit de cuenta, números rojos, números negativos al cierre del balance. Este déficit o monto negativo, hay que pagarlo, cada depositante que utiliza la cuenta como cuenta remunerada se convierte en un acreedor. Quizás por falta de lugares de inversión y/o frente a la inflación. Al intentar cobrar los acreedores se genera (1) que solo se pueda sacar en los mejores casos el dinero invertido por deposito y no el redito o ganancia por estos y en tiempos complicados (2) en los peores panoramas, se genera una competición por el liquido de la cuenta, y algunos tardaran mucho siquiera según la oportunidad en sacar su inversión sin ganancia, ya que todo depende de los depósitos. Es decir que si un usuario depositante obtuvo redito es porque lo obtuvo de la inversión de otro usuario, compitiendo por la liquidez, en insistencia y oportunidad. Y genera problemas (1) la deuda total nunca baja, quien cobra redito saca inversión a otro, lo que a la cuenta le deja el mismo déficit, redito e inversión. (2) una incomodidad por parte de los usuarios que no pueden retirar o disponer de su deposito ya no de sus réditos por la competencia de solvencia o liquidez. Un mándala, uno saca de otro usuario. Se generaran acciones de usuarios (1) el que pone poco por poco tiempo, y aprovecha la liquidez o solvencia de la cuenta para retirar la inversión reciente , la pasada y los réditos (2) la que esperar que siga subiendo la deuda, y esperando en algún momento hacer lo que el primero, poner poco y por menos tiempo y concentrarse en retirar redito e inversión mas que en aumentarlos, un efecto mándala, según la necesidad del usuario. Lo importante es no ser el ultimo, cuanto mas cerca estés del ultimo depositante mas riego y peor te puede ir en solvencia de cuenta.

Volviendo y saliendo del apartado. La inversión china-provincia de buenos aires. (1) en producción interna -tv (2) inversión de capitales (3) distribuidoras.

(1) Producción de tv, hotel, lo importante es su territorio de acción, el mercado mundial de acceso, o, la población mundial de consumo, a quien podría hablarle, satélite. Cuantas personas en el mundo se comunican, se informan o entretenimiento , como distribuidora. (2) inversor de capitales, otras vez tv o agrícola (1) distribuidora, productos o consumos de tv a un mercado que le es accesible. (4) distributiva de cuenta remunerada, para y como pago de sueldos utilizando el mecanismo de réditos. Pone un deposito y el otro retira los réditos habiendo el depositado previamente. Uno deposito para cobro otro deposito para liquidez. O, tal vez quieran ser dueños gananciales, equilibrar los balances y luego tratar de adquirir ganancias.

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The Timeless Elegance of the Rubber Stamp: A Functional Classic

Even in this day of screens and keyboards, the timeless appeal and usefulness of the rubber stamp make it stand out in a variety of professional and personal contexts. This humble tool, which is frequently disregarded, is a monument to effectiveness and simplicity in a world where technology is advancing at a rapid pace. Examining the rubber stamp’s historical significance reveals its adaptability and timeless significance in a variety of contexts.

History and Evolution

Marks were imprinted into clay in ancient civilisations such as China and Egypt. Over the ages, the idea of stamping has changed and evolved, evolving over centuries. Due to its versatility and ease of use, rubber was first used in the 19th century to produce stamps, completely changing the industry. Notary seals and elaborate artistic designs are just two examples of specialized stamps that have been made possible by advancements in manufacturing techniques and materials over time.

Functional Diversity

The uses for rubber stamps are not limited to standard office tasks. Its versatility is put to use in personalization, artistic expression, legal documentation, and authentication. With applications ranging from certifying official documents to personalising handmade cards, the rubber stamp’s adaptability gives it a multipurpose use that appeals to both enthusiasts and professionals.

Office Efficiency

Rubber stamps expedite administrative work in business settings by enabling prompt document date marking, approvals, and signatures. Their accuracy and reliability greatly lower the possibility of error and help office operations runs more smoothly. Additionally, they help with branding by easily imprinting logos or particular messages, which reinforces a business’s identity.

Artistic Expression

In addition to its functional use, the rubber stamp can be used as a canvas for creative projects. Artists use custom-made stamps to incorporate elaborate textures, patterns, and designs into their works. Because of the stamp’s versatility, people can use it for anything from scrapbooking to textile printing, which lets them express their creativity and give their work a unique touch.

Environmental Impact

Rubber stamps are an environmentally friendly substitute for printed materials or disposable paper labels, despite the common misconception that they are antiquated or harmful to the environment. A single rubber stamp can be used repeatedly with the right upkeep, which lowers waste and carbon emissions and is consistent with sustainable practices.

Personalization and Customization

Customization is one of the most appealing features of rubber stamps. Custom-made stamps give people the chance to imprint their distinct identity and style on a variety of items, whether for weddings, special occasions, or personal branding. The unique flair that a rubber stamp adds to personalized items ranges from monograms on stationery to elaborate designs on handcrafted gifts.

Educational Utility

Teachers use rubber stamps as teaching tools in the classroom to give feedback, grade assignments, and give students rewards. These stamps transform mundane tasks into interesting interactions while also saving time and adding a motivating element for students. They also help streamline administrative procedures and organize paperwork in educational institutions.

Conclusion

The rubber stamp’s continued relevance is undeniable in a time when technological advancements are constantly redefining our interactions. Its ease of use, versatility, and functionality make it a vital tool that combines customs with contemporary demands. The rubber stamp is a classic tool that never goes out of style, whether it is used for personal or professional purposes. It is a symbol of efficiency, creativity, and timeless elegance.

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Navigating the China Apostille Process: A Comprehensive Guide

In a world where globalization is the norm, navigating legal procedures across borders can be complex. If you're dealing with documents for international use in China, understanding the apostille process is crucial. An apostille authenticates documents for legal use in countries that are part of the Hague Convention of 1961, simplifying the legalization process.

Understanding the Apostille

An apostille is a certificate that verifies the authenticity of a document. In China, this process involves the issuance of an apostille by authorized government bodies. It confirms that the signature, seal, or stamp on the document is legitimate.

Documents Eligible for Apostille in China

China allows apostilles for various documents, including birth certificates, marriage certificates, notarized documents, educational diplomas, and more. However, it's essential to ensure that your specific document is eligible for apostille before proceeding.

Procedure for Obtaining an Apostille in China

Document Preparation: Ensure your document is correctly prepared and authenticated by the relevant authorities, such as notaries, government departments, or educational institutions.

Translation (if necessary): If your document is not in Chinese, you may need to have it translated by a certified translator.

Apostille Application: Submit your authenticated document to the competent authority responsible for apostille issuance in China. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) is usually the designated authority for this process.

Fees and Processing Time: Pay the required fees for the apostille service. Processing times can vary, so it's advisable to inquire about the expected duration.

Collection: Once the apostille is ready, collect the document from the designated office. Ensure its accuracy and completeness before using it for international purposes.

Tips for a Smooth Apostille Process

Plan Ahead: Apostille procedures may take time, so plan well in advance to avoid any delays in your international transactions.

Accuracy is Key: Double-check all documents and translations for accuracy before submission to prevent potential issues during the process.

Consult Professionals: If unsure about the process or document requirements, seek guidance from legal professionals or relevant authorities to ensure compliance.

Obtaining a China apostille is a critical step in validating documents for international use. By understanding the process, ensuring document eligibility, and following the necessary steps meticulously, individuals and businesses can smoothly navigate the complexities of legalizing documents for international recognition.

Remember, each country might have its specific requirements and procedures, so staying informed and seeking guidance from reliable sources is crucial for a hassle-free experience.

Do you have specific questions about the apostille process in China? Feel free to ask!

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A judge called an FBI operative a 'villain.' Ruling comes too late for 2 convicted in terror sting

BY MICHAEL HILL

Updated 3:59 PM GMT +10, August 8, 2023

ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) - In a scathing ruling last month, a judge said the FBI had used a "villain" of an informant to manipulate a group of Muslim men into going along with a fictitious plot to destroy military planes and synagogues in New York City's suburbs. She ordered three released from prison, saying "the real lead conspirator was the United States."

Now, a man convicted in another sting carried out by the same FBI operative says he hopes the ruling will prompt U.S. prosecutors to review the fairness of similar counterterrorism operations carried out in the wake of the 9/11 terror attacks.

"Hopefully this will be the first step for the Justice Department to review all those cases of conspiracy and entrapment," said Yassin Aref, a former imam who spent 14 years in federal custody in a case involving a business loan made to an Albany pizza shop owner and a made-up story about a Stinger missile.

Aref and the shop owner were arrested in 2004 in one of several FBI stings carried out by a paid civilian operative named Shahed Hussain, whose work has been criticized for years by civil liberties groups.

Hussain entered the U.S with his wife and two sons in the 1990s afer he was accused of murder - falsely, he once testified - in his native Pakistan. He settled in the Albany area and was working as a translator when he got caught helping someone get their driver's license illegally. In exchange for leniency, he started working for the FBI.

American law enforcement at the time was on a massive hunt for terrorist "sleeper cells" planning attacks on U.S. soil. Hussain worked with the FBI to approach people suspected of being sympathetic to Islamic militant groups and see if they could be talked into an illegal act.

One target was a group of four men from Newburgh, New York, who were arrested in 2009, convicted of plotting deadly antisemitic attacks and sentenced to 25 years in prison.

Courts has upheld their convictions, finding they knowingly became eager participants in a plot to plant explosives at a Bronx synagogue. But when three of the four applied for compassionate release, U.S. District Judge Colleen McMahon granted the request, saying the FBI had sent a master manipulator "to troll among the poorest and weakest of men for 'terrorists' who might prove susceptible to an offer of much-needed cash in exchange for committing a faux crime."

In a ruling July 28, McMahon called them "hapless, easily manipulated and penurious petty criminals" who had no connection to any terrorist group and had "never remotely contemplated" violent extremist before they met Hussain.

The ruling resonated with defendants and attorneys in a case Hussain helped build in 2004 against two men involved with an Albany mosque, Aref and former pizza shop owner Mohammed Hossain.

Posing as a successful businessman, Hussain befriended Hossain, eventually offering to lend him $50,000 for his struggling business. But he also told the pizza parlor owner the money would come from the sale of a shoulder-fired missile, imported from China, to a group that wanted to kill a Pakistani diplomat in New York City.

Hossain later said he thought the talk about an attack was a joke and that the missile he was shown was a plumbing supply. For religious reasons, he asked his imam, Aref, to witness the business transaction, much like a notary.

Aref and Hossain, now free after serving long prison terms for money laundering concealing material support for an attack with a weapon of mass destruction and giving material support to a terrorist organization, say they were innocent.

"I was a businessman taking care of my children," Hossain told the Associated Press.

Defense lawyers said they were manipulated to take part in a deal they didn't understand.

"The government wanted to make me something big, to make me look like danger," said Aref, speaking to the AP from his native Iraq, where he now lives. When the FBI was not able to find real terrorists, he said, "then they created one."

The FBI declined to comment. Emails seeking comment were sent to the Department of Justice and the regional U.S. attorney's office.

At the time of the arrests, then-deputy attorney general James Comey said "we are working very, very hard to infiltrate the enemy." After their convictions, then-U.S. Attorney Glenn Suddaby said the pair were "prone to support terrorism."

But the Albany case became a prime example used by critics who believed the government overreacted in its response to 9/11. In their view, Hussain was not informing on potential terrorists, but pushing people toward illegal behavior.

Judge McMahon described Hussain as "most unsavory," saying he encouraged his naive targets with rhetoric and a large cash reward.

McMahon's government-led conspiracy criticism is "exactly the argument we were making," said Terence Kindlon, the attorney who represented Aref. Kindlon called a "contrived case" tried amid rage over 9/11.

Hussain is believed to have returned to Pakistan, but he maintained a limo company in upstate New York that was operated by a son. In 2018, one of the company's vehicles wrecked while carrying a group on a birthday outing, killing 20. Hussain's son was convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to at least five years in prison after prosecutors presented evidence that the company had evaded safety regulations.

The FBI said in a prepared statement that it did not take any action that allowed the limousine company to operate, "nor did we take any action to interfere with the prosecution of the case."

Contact information for Hussain in Pakistan could not be found.

Aref, 53, was deported after his prison sentence but says he bears no ill will. His appeals attorney, Kathy Manley, said legal appeals are exhausted.

Hossain, 68, was released in 2020 and lives in Albany. He no longer has the pizza place, but maintains a handful of rental properties. He said the experience has left him with lingering fears.

"If I look back and I'm thinking about what has happened," he said, "it just makes me numb."

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Application of Wong Bong Siao to Enter the United States as a Native-born Citizen, with Attached Photograph

Record Group 85: Records of the Immigration and Naturalization ServiceSeries: Chinese General Correspondence

Exhibit 6.

Custom House, District of Vermont,

Deputy Collector's Office,

Port of Richford

August 28 1899

On this 28th day of August 1899 personally appeared before me,

a Notary Public in and for the County of Franklin, Wong Bong Siao

who being duly sworn according to law makes the following declaration in order

to obtain admission to the United States as a native born citizen thereof, viz:

My name is Wong Bong Siao, I am also known by the

name of no other name. I was born in San Francisco

State of California in 1874, and am 25 years

old. I returned to China with my mother and father when I was

8 years old.

My father's name is Wong Ming Kwong. He resides at

China and is by occupation a . I last saw my father in 1899 at

in China--in May last.

My mother's name is Yee and she lives in

Hoy Ping China. I have one brothers, and no

sisters. Their names and ages are: Wong Ng Chung Age 35 yrs.

resided at Chelsea Mass.

I received a letter from my father

I saw my father's photograph in

I had my photograph taken in China & sent to my brother this summer.

I last saw my brother 17 years ago. I have not seen his photograph. I don't think I

could recognize him.

I received letters from my brother while in Montreal--containing $5.00.

I left the letters in Montreal. I have only thirty cents now.

The money to pay my expenses in coming to the United States was sent me

by my brother. It was sent by him to Quing ____.

The amount received was $150.00 and they gave me a ticket

to Montreal.

I desire admission to the United States to proceed to Boston Ma.

for the purpose of joining my brother

a laundryman on Second Street Chelsea but have

not any ticket and thirty cents in U.S. coins.

(Signed)

L.C. Leavens Witness. Wong Bong Siao [his mark]

Jnoth Mason Witness.

Sworn to and subscribed before me this 28 day of August 1899

and I hereby certify that the contents of the above declaration, etc., were fully

made known and explained to Wong Bong Siao and the witnesses

before signing.

[seal] L.C. Leavens Notary Public. [complete document and transcription at link]

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To implement US Apostille expedited expert services, all documents should be Qualified through the exact secretary of point out in which it absolutely was issued. In which state your doc is notorized ?

A: For every the Legislation of your People’s Republic of China within the Defense of Minors, “minors” signify citizens under the age of 18. Any legal documents involving minors have to be signed by their dad and mom. As well as notary should notarize the mom and dad’ signatures. 

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The Importance of Remote Notarization during COVID19

In today's world, where remote work and digital technologies have become more prevalent than ever before, the importance of new technology such as online notarization cannot be overstated. Online notarization has proven to be an essential tool, particularly in the legal industry, as it allows individuals to notarize their documents without the need for an in-person meeting with a notary.

One of the biggest advantages of online notarization is that it saves time and money, as individuals no longer need to travel to the notary's office. Additionally, it offers greater flexibility in scheduling appointments and can be a game-changer for individuals who live in remote areas or who are unable to leave their homes for in-person meetings. Another significant benefit is that it helps to ensure that legal documents are properly authenticated and can be easily verified in the future, which is particularly important in cross-border transactions.

Moreover, my personal experience can attest to the effectiveness of online notarization. As an international student applying to a master's degree program in the US, I needed to provide a notarized copy of my bachelor's degree transcript. However, it was impossible for me to go back to China in person to get it notarized. Fortunately, the notarization institution provided online notarization services, which saved me time and money, and I was able to get admitted to my dream school successfully.

In conclusion, the importance of new technology such as online notarization cannot be overstated in today's time, especially with the rise of remote work. The benefits of online notarization are numerous, and it has the potential to transform the way legal services are provided. As we look to the future, we can expect that remote work and digital technologies will continue to change the way we work, creating new opportunities and challenges for workers and employers alike.

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How to start a limited liability company in Dubai?

A limited liability company formation in Dubai might be a complicated process, but with the right assistance, it can be completed without incident. Following are the instructions to follow in order to make an LLC in Dubai:

Choose a Business Activity: When making an LLC, you must first decide what kind of business activity you plan to engage in. Choose a business activity from among the many available in Dubai that best fits your interests and level of experience.'

2.Find a Local Sponsor: If you are a foreigner, you will require a regional sponsor to create your LLC. A national of the UAE who is a local sponsor will hold 51% of the company's shares. The required licenses and permits must also be obtained by them.

3.Reserve a Trade Name: As soon as you have a local sponsor, you must select a name for your LLC and have the Department of Economic Development approve it (DED).

4. Obtain an LLC License: The Dubai Economic Department (DED) will provide you an LLC license. You'll be able to run your business in Dubai with the help of the license.

5. Draft a Memorandum of Association (MOA): The MOA outlines the company's objectives, activities, and details of the shareholders. It must be signed by all the shareholders and notarized by a public notary in Dubai.

6. Rent an Office Space: In order to register an LLC in Dubai, you must rent an office space. The type of company activity you wish to do will decide the size of the office space. Rent an Office Space: In order to register an LLC in Dubai, you must rent an office space. The type of company activity you wish to do will decide the size of the office space.

7. Submit the necessary documents: You need to submit all the necessary documents, including the MOA, lease agreement, and LLC license Dubai, to the DED.

8. Obtain A Residency Visa: As a shareholder of an LLC, you are eligible for a residency visa in Dubai. You need to apply for a residency visa through the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs (GDRFA).

9.Open a Corporate Bank Account: To complete, you must open a corporate bank account in Dubai in order to run business.

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What Are the Benefits of Starting a Limited Liability Company in Dubai?

Starting a Limited Liability Company (LLC) in Dubai can be a great option for entrepreneurs looking to establish a business in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Here are some of the benefits of starting an LLC in Dubai:

1.Limited liability protection: The main benefit of forming an LLC in Dubai is that the owners are protected from particular liabilities means that, beyond their investment in the business, the owners are not personally responsible for the debts and obligations of the firm.

2.100% ownership: As a foreigner showing an LLC in Dubai, you are entitled to 100% ownership of the company's stock. This is an important advantage because alternative business structures in the UAE, such partnerships, call for a local sponsor who holds 51% of the company's shares. 3.Flexible business structure:  An LLC in Dubai offers a flexible corporate structure that enables shareholders to alter the ownership, management, and profit sharing of the enterprise. Due of their ability to customize the business structure to meet their unique demands, owners can.

4.Access to government tenders: Selecting an LLC in Dubai enables owners to submit bids for government contracts, which may be a powerful source of income for companies.

5. Tax advantages: Due to the absence of corporate and individual income taxes, Dubai is a desirable site for companies wishing to lower their tax responsibilities.

6.Proximity to emerging markets: Due to Dubai's strategic location in the Middle East, it is simple to reach the region's emerging markets including those in Africa, China, and India.

Conclusion Establishing a Dubai LLC Recorporate provides entrepreneurs with a wide range of benefits, including as tax advantages, limited liability protection, and adaptable business formats. Dubai is also a desirable destination for companies desiring to grow their operations in the Middle East and elsewhere due to its strategic position and well developed infrastructure. Call us at +971-58-586-5477 or send an email to info@recorporate.net for more information.

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