Today I walked into a random bank. Asked for a notary. Got the document notarized in about 10 minutes. They did not charge me anything and never even asked me if I had an account at their bank. Don't the banks elsewhere provide a similar service for free?
I still have to spring for the darn postage stamp to send it in though.
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would be not enough to fill up the form and send it to your laywer without any notary / apostille sign ?
i have only 8 gigamining bonds. is it worth? where is the relation? 50-70 EUR for 8 bonds ? ok, i invest about 7btc, but this money i will spend to get something back... +/- -> zero
any updates from nefario with new claims meanwhile?
regards
pazor
i have only 8 gigamining bonds. is it worth? where is the relation? 50-70 EUR for 8 bonds ? ok, i invest about 7btc, but this money i will spend to get something back... +/- -> zero
any updates from nefario with new claims meanwhile?
regards
pazor
After some research it will cost me around 50-70 Euros for Notary, translation and legalisation, Apostille.... this is so sad 
And maybe a month for going through all the bureaucracy around here...
And maybe a month for going through all the bureaucracy around here...
I have a question, what about Digital Signature, here in Bulgaria I can get one for 10-16 Euros, and I can sign electronic mails, documents etc. It is accepted by government, banks so on. This way I only have to sign a pdf or whatever and you know that it's me who is signing. No need for scanned IDs and affidavit for the pdf.
People in Spain can do this with their goverment issued id card. I think that gigavps is not taking care about his share holders outside USA :-( And I'm starting to think that I've lost my BTC again.
Chill out. It's easier to assume a nearly universal authentication mechanism (the apostille) for foreign participants and to handle exceptions once they're raised than to figure out everyone's jurisdiction, whether there is a legitimate alternate authentication protocol, and whether it is compatible with his jurisdiction.
Instead of whining, offer suggestions.
What about people that stay in countries that are not part of the Apostille convention? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apostille_convention
Is the PDF file available?
Giga, would you post important updates on the OP?
It would be useful so we don't need to dig through pages of posts.
Giga, would you post important updates on the OP?
It would be useful so we don't need to dig through pages of posts.
Will do.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1oz5y4beQ_V3Yk59ZPEAMpjELchfXZdyxYYzZotE9GsE/edit
Is the PDF file available?
Giga, would you post important updates on the OP?
It would be useful so we don't need to dig through pages of posts.
Giga, would you post important updates on the OP?
It would be useful so we don't need to dig through pages of posts.
Thanks for staying responsive, I'll wait a bit longer then. 
Hi Sukrim,
Thanks for understanding. Please know that I wouldn't have a lawyer involved just to cut and run. There are multi-stage, multi-year plans involved with Teramining and those plans include ALL Gigaminers. Nobody wants to be where we are, including me, but this is a necessary step to executing the long term vision.
Please continue to have a positive attitude and we'll work through this thing together.
Best,
James
As I still haven't gotten any reply back from this lawyer
Hi Sukrim,
There was no point in Quentin replying until the affidavit was available for everyone. I will be speaking with him today regarding the Teramining contract and will ask when he will start replying. If you feel your patience has been worn thin, I apologize, but this is not going as fast as I would like either.
Best,
James
I have a question, what about Digital Signature, here in Bulgaria I can get one for 10-16 Euros, and I can sign electronic mails, documents etc. It is accepted by government, banks so on. This way I only have to sign a pdf or whatever and you know that it's me who is signing. No need for scanned IDs and affidavit for the pdf.
People in Spain can do this with their goverment issued id card. I think that gigavps is not taking care about his share holders outside USA :-( And I'm starting to think that I've lost my BTC again.
Chill out. It's easier to assume a nearly universal authentication mechanism (the apostille) for foreign participants and to handle exceptions once they're raised than to figure out everyone's jurisdiction, whether there is a legitimate alternate authentication protocol, and whether it is compatible with his jurisdiction.
Instead of whining, offer suggestions.
Yes, you're right, I'm sorry.
Well, guess what's going to happen? The next time he comes round looking funding or dealing with somebody, it ain't going to happen. As far as I can tell - he is done as a businessman. Too bad people lost money in the process.
The prob is, based on what i am seeing, he keeps the hardware and the shares are worth zip. He used this forum to the max.
To all Gigaminers:
I have spoken with Quentin this evening. For those who have searched the Florida Bar Association site and have not found Quentin, it is because his firm uses the senior attorney's Bar ID. Quentin will confirm everything in the morning, but I am fairly confident on the link below.
http://www.floridabar.org/names.nsf/0/6E273FF94FF8E12785256A83007AEED9?OpenDocument
As for Quentin answering emails, this will start in earnest next week. Quentin is off the next couple of days taking care of family matters. I strongly believe that family always comes first and I hope you agree.
The digital signatures others have mentioned must include a memorandum of understanding with the US for the digital signatures to be admissible in US courts. Quentin stated he would research this further, but until then, please send in the apostiled documents if you are outside the US.
Best,
James
I have spoken with Quentin this evening. For those who have searched the Florida Bar Association site and have not found Quentin, it is because his firm uses the senior attorney's Bar ID. Quentin will confirm everything in the morning, but I am fairly confident on the link below.
http://www.floridabar.org/names.nsf/0/6E273FF94FF8E12785256A83007AEED9?OpenDocument
As for Quentin answering emails, this will start in earnest next week. Quentin is off the next couple of days taking care of family matters. I strongly believe that family always comes first and I hope you agree.
The digital signatures others have mentioned must include a memorandum of understanding with the US for the digital signatures to be admissible in US courts. Quentin stated he would research this further, but until then, please send in the apostiled documents if you are outside the US.
Best,
James
Well, guess what's going to happen? The next time he comes round looking funding or dealing with somebody, it ain't going to happen. As far as I can tell - he is done as a businessman. Too bad people lost money in the process.
I have a question, what about Digital Signature, here in Bulgaria I can get one for 10-16 Euros, and I can sign electronic mails, documents etc. It is accepted by government, banks so on. This way I only have to sign a pdf or whatever and you know that it's me who is signing. No need for scanned IDs and affidavit for the pdf.
People in Spain can do this with their goverment issued id card. I think that gigavps is not taking care about his share holders outside USA :-( And I'm starting to think that I've lost my BTC again.
I have a question, what about Digital Signature, here in Bulgaria I can get one for 10-16 Euros, and I can sign electronic mails, documents etc. It is accepted by government, banks so on. This way I only have to sign a pdf or whatever and you know that it's me who is signing. No need for scanned IDs and affidavit for the pdf.
This is on my list to bring up with Quentin.
Thanks for the tip.
I have a question, what about Digital Signature, here in Bulgaria I can get one for 10-16 Euros, and I can sign electronic mails, documents etc. It is accepted by government, banks so on. This way I only have to sign a pdf or whatever and you know that it's me who is signing. No need for scanned IDs and affidavit for the pdf.
People in Spain can do this with their goverment issued id card. I think that gigavps is not taking care about his share holders outside USA :-( And I'm starting to think that I've lost my BTC again.
As I still haven't gotten any reply back from this lawyer
Hi Sukrim,
There was no point in Quentin replying until the affidavit was available for everyone. I will be speaking with him today regarding the Teramining contract and will ask when he will start replying. If you feel your patience has been worn thin, I apologize, but this is not going as fast as I would like either.
Best,
James
I'm in the same situation, no respose back. I wrote to Quentin and you un 27th november...
I have a question, what about Digital Signature, here in Bulgaria I can get one for 10-16 Euros, and I can sign electronic mails, documents etc. It is accepted by government, banks so on. This way I only have to sign a pdf or whatever and you know that it's me who is signing. No need for scanned IDs and affidavit for the pdf.
That way would be nice to have it done.
I'm searching for a law firm that does that... if not, then I have to print the paper... get it to the guy that signatures it and then take a photo of the document an then e-mail it to the gigamining lawyer.
I have a question, what about Digital Signature, here in Bulgaria I can get one for 10-16 Euros, and I can sign electronic mails, documents etc. It is accepted by government, banks so on. This way I only have to sign a pdf or whatever and you know that it's me who is signing. No need for scanned IDs and affidavit for the pdf.
As I still haven't gotten any reply back from this lawyer
Hi Sukrim,
There was no point in Quentin replying until the affidavit was available for everyone. I will be speaking with him today regarding the Teramining contract and will ask when he will start replying. If you feel your patience has been worn thin, I apologize, but this is not going as fast as I would like either.
Best,
James
That's why I mentioned insurances. Clearly the path of the law is paved with money, but some of the more basic steps (go to the police, file a potential fraud claim) are often free. Also at least around here once a week any citizen can go to the local court and get to talk to a lawyer + get legal advice for free. I bet the ppl. there would be more than happy not to hear about the next tree that has branches growing over the fence or some other borig stuff but something more exotic like these contracts/bonds.
As I still haven't gotten any reply back from this lawyer (even though I set a quite generous deadline for an answer), it's now time for me to escalate this further...
As I still haven't gotten any reply back from this lawyer (even though I set a quite generous deadline for an answer), it's now time for me to escalate this further...
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