Certified copies problem in texas

[RAJAM]

Input from someone who applied for ANIP US visa holder category from Tx will be appreciated.
Went to get copies of passport, 797 and edu. certificates notarized at 6 different places and they all refused stating that under Tx laws these are recordable documents and can't br notarized.
ready to file and am stuck.
pl. help.

 

[monteiromarcosb]

BS. I live in Texas, and I didn't have any problems. You can go to an UPS store and get it done for a fee, or if you have an account with BOA you can do it for free. Any document can be certified as long as you show the original document(this means it's an authentic copy).

 

[RAJAM]

Thx for your reply. Will try UPS store etc, have already tried texas first bank, JSC, gauranty bank.
Certified copies?

Following is text from what a notary can do in Texas.

The document must be an original (not a photocopy -- or from another certified copy).
A Notary Public must also make the copies, or supervise the photocopying process.

A Notary Public should not make certified copies of recordable documents:
Birth and Death certificates, Marriage and Divorce records, Student transcripts, Texas
Driver's Licenses, Photographs, or Foreign Passports.

A Notary Public can make certified copies of many other types of documents:
Business transactions, Personal letters, Social Security Cards, Living Wills, Contracts,
Medical Treatment Consent forms, Lease Agreements, Diplomas, and Invoices.