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#1012560 - 08/05/08 04:05 PM Indemnity Bond??
LankerBady Offline
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Can anyone tell me if an Indemnity Bond for Lost Instruments (ie a CD) needs to be notarized?
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#1012567 - 08/05/08 04:08 PM Re: Indemnity Bond?? LankerBady
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I believe so.

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#1012571 - 08/05/08 04:10 PM Re: Indemnity Bond?? Ray_
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Any idea where I can find info on this? I can't seem to find ANYTHING.
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#1012579 - 08/05/08 04:15 PM Re: Indemnity Bond?? LankerBady
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I just did a Google search and all of the examples have a place for notary.

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#1013163 - 08/06/08 05:24 AM Re: Indemnity Bond?? Ray_
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If your CD's are non-negotiable and non-transferrable, what do you need an indemnity bond for in the first place. Typical CDs today are just a piece of paper the customer is given to make them feel better.
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#1015159 - 08/07/08 07:29 PM Re: Indemnity Bond?? rlcarey
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Our CD's used to be in passbook form and therefore when a book was lost we did require a Lost Passbook Affidavit signed by all owners on the account. Their signatures needed to be notarized per MA law. Our CD's are now in a just a paper form so they no longer require the form. However, our regular passbook savings and money market accounts would still require the Affidavit.

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