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Thursday, August 28

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Imagine the happy life of one unattached to the material world: free of the clothing problems, free of desires for varieties of food, not touching cooked food except on alternate days, never carrying a begging bowl, free of all money entanglements, never handling money, never storing things away, always trusting in God, free of transportation worries, never riding in vehicles but continually walking on the banks of sacred rivers, not remaining in one place longer than a week in order to avoid any attachment."Such a modest soul! unusually learned in the Vedas, and possessing the title of master of scriptures from Banaras University in India. A sublime feeling pervaded me as I sat at his feet, the experience seemed to be an answer to my desire to see the real, the ancient India, for he is a true representatives of this land of spiritual giants."Truth is exact correspondence with reality.For man,truth is unshakable knowledge of his real nature,his Self as Soul. By Astrologer Pramod Gautam AGRA INDIA

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Wednesday, August 27

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Wednesday, August 13

HOW TO SET UP BUSINESS CREDIT FOR A BUSINESS ENTITY

MAKE SURE YOU FREQUENT CREDITBOARDS.COM TO STAY INFORMED OF THE CREDIT WORLD

http://www.creditboards.com

You will find an Article on Starting Business Credit Here:
http://creditboards.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=476200

I have edited this with my knowledge.

Updated: 04/16/2013
 

This is what worked for me. Use it only as a guide. I think it can really help people that want to know the general process of how things work in the ''new age'' of establishing business credit.

 

Ok if you want to get some business credit it's NOT going to be instant. If you look in my signature where it lists my trades you can see exactly how much I have and who has extended me credit. Starting from the top. Left to right. Is the order they were obtained. So you can look at it as ''Easiest'' to Hardest'' if your just starting out.

 

The first thing you need to do is sign up with google places using your business name and information.. 411 directory. White pages online. Yellow pages online. Superpages online. And any other directory you can find. It's hard to get listed with 411 but it's a must if you want credit. A lot of times before businesses will extend credit they will verify the business information by searching for the phone number on 411. Getting listed on 411 will take a cupple of months. Unfortunatly thats just how long it takes. 411 Get's their information from other ''Sources'' as well as accepting submissions through their own site.. By signing up for everything above it will not only help you get listed quicker but it will help you receive more business when people search for ''Towing company's'' ect. Trust me. The phone will start ringing off of the hook.

Remote Call Forwarding Number for Business from ATT will also get you listed in Information.
http://wholesale.att.com/products_and_services/local/resale/rcf.html

Next. Sign up with DNB. https://iupdate.dnb.com/iUpdate/viewiUpdateHome.htm;jsessionid=3F4AA5AD50A26625D629DEC76E03D8EB.app2  DNB can automaticly create a file for you if you have been in business for a while (Similiar to how 411 works, You don't have to actually sign up with them but you can still get listed. (Just takes longer). It's best if you sign up with DNB before they create a file for you. If they create a file with incorrect owner information it may be hard for you to get in at that time because you won't be able to ''verify'' the correct information they have on file, Which may be incorrect.

 *****NOTE -IF  YOU COME IS A A GOVERNMENT CONTRACTOR YOU WILL GET YOUR DUNS NUMBER WITHIN 24 HOURS...YOU CAN APPLY HERE:

http://fedgov.dnb.com/webform

DNB has a credit file for your business and reports ''Trade lines'' (Net 30's, Net 7's, Some revolving,Net 14's ect) and your payment history from company's that CHOOSE to report to DNB. DNB mainly handles NET accounts. Revolving accounts are usually reported to Experian or Equifax . These are the only 3 business credit reorting agencies that you need to worry about.
DNB is FREE! DNB is FREE! I can sign on and look at my payment history, Change company information and dispute tradlies that are not mine (Happens occasionally. If they are reporting good leave them. If they are derogatory dispute them) at any time through IUPDATE. DNB will call you every month or after you sign on through IUPDATE and try to tell you that you have to buy a credit package from them for you to get any credit ect. WRONG! They will tell you that 14 business have tried accessed your credit file but enless you have this package they won't be able access your file.You won't realize it at first but almost every time they call you they will be attempting to sell yo something. You won't realize it untill after they are talking with you for a cupple of minutes. Do yourself a favor and simply ask them to take you off of their calling list. If not expect to hear from them at least once a month or everytime you check your file on DNB. They will lie to your face and try to sell you the shoes you walked in the door with. I am fine with selling things, but not lying in an attempt to sell things.

 

With the old E-Update (Before they changed it to IUPDATE) you had to call in to get access to be able to login online to view anything. If this is still the case AGAIN they will try to say that you have to buy a credit package to be able to veiw anything about your company through IUPDATE. Tell them as many times as it takes.... "' No thanks I'd jut like access to IUPDATE''. DNB gives sales people a bad rap. They will lie to your face. They will probably tell you it can't be done anymore without paying for one of their packages. If you can't get anywhere call back and talk to someone else.

 

Next you can start calling the companys listed in my signature. Again starting from left to right. Some will ask to pre-pay for 90 days .You may be able to get your credit file going quicker if they do give you the prepay option and you decide to take it. Some won't ask at all. I choose not to prepay for those that asked. Which was ULINE. Grainger is one of the easiest accounts to get. You can usually get it as long as you are listed with the Secratary of State. Even if you don't have any other business credit. Usually they will start you off with a 1000.00 Credit line. It's best to place an order of about 75.00 or above that way it reports as 100.00 (It's usually rounded up). 50.00 trade lines are ok but 100's or above look better. Don't buy stuff you don't need enless you just have that money to waste. Some companys take months to report. Some take weeks.

 

Grainger and quill are the quickest to report (Out of thetrade lines that I have). They usually report within weeks. Some of the trades in my signature ask for a DNB number and some do not. They can find you on DNB even if you don't give them one by simply searching using their software. The company's in my signature are company's that I know of that REPORT to DNB with the EXCEPTION of global industrial and Pep boys (Does not report) and ULINE (Which does report but they asked me to pre-pay for 90 days and I said no thanks). A lot of other companys offer NET accounts but don't report. Usually those are smaller company's.

 

Once you start viewing your report online you will have a good idea on whats going on and when you can move to the next step. I try to order from everyone about every 2-3 months. That way the information stays current. I did this especially when I first started up. The trades will stay on your DNB report for about two years with no activity. So that means really you only need to order once from any giving company that does report to DNB. DNB will refresh the info listed on your report with any new info reported by creditors. So if you purchase 1000.00 from quill and then two months down the road you purchase a small 50.00 order, that 50.00 order will soon replace the 1000.00 trade amount that is being reported. Not good when trying to build credit.

 

 
And for anyone wondering, I never had over 100.00 trades reporting when building business credit in the initial stages. My higest cl on DNB was 250 (but showed 750 because there were three 250 trades stacked because they reported under the same catagory to DNB but were infact three different trades.) So if someone tells you that you have to make sure that 1 and 2 thousand dollar trades are reporting then come tell them to read this thread.
And for those of you wondering about Experian and Equifax CRA's that I mentioned earlier (The only other two major business CRA's out there) there's a little trick on checking your progress with them. Experian no longer shows the number of trades the business has and now only shows if the business has one or more trade lines and does not give a specific number. Equifax still shows the business info and how many trades are currently reporting.
Once you actually have a file with them you know you are on the right path.

Experian - http://sbcr.experian...Bbusrep_marquee

Equifax - http://www.equifax.c...it-report/en_sb

Any questions about ANYTHING? Post up here and let me know! I will be more than happy to help.


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Here are some emails inquiring where to get certified documents from the US Archives, State Archives (PA, SC, GA), Library of Congress, etc... 



Dear Mr.:

 

This is in response to your email inquiry of May 6, 2014, regarding information on how to obtain certified copies of 22 listed documents.

 

Documents #1-10, #15 and #20 are in the custody of the National Archives, Washington, DC. Documents and page counts are below:

1.  Articles of Confederation = 9 pages

2.  Constitution of the United States of America = 4 pages

3.  Declaration of Independence = 1 page

4.  U.S./Morocco Treaty of Peace & Friendship, 1786 (Original Arabic text) = 25 pages

5.  U.S./Morocco Treaty of Peace & Friendship, 1786 (English text) = 8 pages

6.  U.S./Algiers of Peace & Amity, 1795 (English/Turkish texts) = 26 pages; there is no separate English translation for this treaty

7.  U.S./Tripoli Treaty of Peace & Friendship, 1796 (English/Arabic texts) = 16 pages

8.  U.S./Tunis Treaty of Peace & Friendship, 1797 (French & Turkish texts) = 18 pages; English translation = 7 pages

9.  U.S./Great Britain Treaty of Paris, 1783 = 9 pages

10. U.S./Great Britain Treaty of Ghent, 1814 = 25 pages

15. Executive Order 13107 of December 10, 1998 (Implementation of Human Rights Treaties) = 5 pages

20. Dred Scott v. Sandford, 1857, U.S. Supreme Court Case 3230 = 38 pages 

Paper copies of the above documents can be ordered for 80 cents a page & we do have a minimum mail order fee of $20.00.  Certification of each document is a additional $15.00.  If you wish to place an order, please contact me.

 

 

Documents #11-14 are not in the custody of the National Archives - they are State documents and not Federal Government documents.  

11.  Constitution of Georgia, 1777

12. Charter of Georgia, 1732

13. Georgia Rules of Professional Conduct, State Bar of Georgia

14. Georgia Rules of Court

For information and obtaining copies, I recommend contacting the Georgia Archives, 5800 Jonesboro Road, Morrow, GA 30260; their telephone # is 678-364-3710.

 

Documents #16-19 are United Nations created documents.

16. UN Declaration of Human Rights, 1948

17. UN Convention on the Prevention an Punishment of the Crime of Genocide, 1948

18. UN Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, 1966

19. UN Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, 2007

For copies, I recommend contacting the United Nations Dag Hammarskjold Library, UN Headquarters-Room L-105, First Ave. at 46th St., New York, NY 10017; their telephone number is 212-963-3000.

 

Document #21 is a South Carolina state record - not a Federal Government record.

21. Sundry Free Moors Act, 1790 (South Carolina House Representative)

To obtain a copy, I recommend contacting the South Carolina Department of Archives and History, 8301 Parklane Road, Columbia, SC 29223; their telephone number is 803-896-6104.

 

Document #22 is Pennsylvania state record - not a Federal Government record.

22. Resolution 75 of 1933, adopted May 4th, Pennsylvania House Journal

To obtain a copy, I recommend contacting Brooke Wheeler, House of the House of Representatives Right to Know Officer, Pennsylvania House of Representatives, 133 Main Capital Building, Harrisburg, PA 17120-2220.  Her telephone number is 717-787-7431.

 

 Sincerely,

 

Jane Fitzgerald

Archivist

Archives 1 Reference Section

Research Services - Washington, DC

202-357-5005

 

 

 

 

Dear :

 

To order a certified copy of Pennsylvania House of Representatives Resolution #75 of 1933 commending the Moorish American Society as it appears in the published Journal of the House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Record Group 7 (see:  http://www.phmc.state.pa.us/bah/dam/rg/sd/r7sd2.htm#7.45), send a check or money order payable to the COMMONWEALTH  OF  PENNSYLVANIA for $40.00 (orders from outside Pennsylvania) or $30.00 (orders from Pennsylvania residents) to the address below along with a copy of this e-mail.  Each additional certified copy of the published Resolution ordered at the same time is $15.00 per copy.  Please allow at least 3-5 weeks for completion and delivery of your order.

 

Feel free to contact me at the telephone number or e-mail address below if you have further questions about this matter.

 

Sincerely,

 

Jonathan R. Stayer I Supervisor of Reference Services 
Pennsylvania State Archives 
350 North Street I Harrisburg, PA  17120-0090 
Phone:  717.783.2669

E-mail:  jstayer@pa.gov
www.pastatearchives.com

 

From: Dean Fambro

Sent: Thursday, May 08, 2014 12:19 PM
To: PH, State Archives
Subject: How to obtain a Certified document

 

I would like to receive information on how to obtain a "Certified" copy of this document:

Resolution 75 of 1933 adopted May 4th, Pennsylvania House Journal

Thank you for your time,

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The Law Library of Congress does not provide copying services. The Library of Congress Duplication Service provides photocopying services and certification services for a fee < http://www.loc.gov/duplicationservices/products-pricing/ >.  If local government depository libraries or other local research libraries do not have needed material, a researcher may be able to obtain copies from the Library of Congress Duplication Service via:

Library of Congress
Photoduplication Service
101 Independence Avenue SE
Washington, D.C. 20540-4570
Telephone: 
(202) 707-5640
Fax: 
(202) 707-1771
E-mail: < mailto:
duplicationservices@loc.gov >
Website: < 
http://www.loc.gov/duplicationservices/ >

When requesting copies, you will need to provide a call number reference for each item.

Regarding item 1 ("Serial No. 118. (Resolution no. 75), Printer's No. 1034 of I 933.[April 17, 1933/Adopted, May 4.],"we could not locate a U.S. Congressional resolution with this information. Without additional details, our research suggests the resolution is a Pennsylvania resolution. Although not published within the Pennsylvania laws, a copy may be available through the Pennsylvania House Journal < 
http://lccn.loc.gov/54050654 >  (Call No. J87 .P4 1933c)

For item 2 ("Minnesota General Rules of Practice Rule 220 - Birth Certificates, derived from 4th Dist. R. 11.05") provide the call number from the catalog record < 
http://lccn.loc.gov/96659170 >

For item 3 ("N.Y. GBS. LAW § 130 : NY Code - Section 130: Filing of certificates by persons conducting business under assumed name or as partners"), provide the call number via < 
http://lccn.loc.gov/2004202483 >

For item 4 ("Treaty of Peace and Friendship 1786 between Morocco and the United States of America"), the June 23, 1786 Treaty of Peace and Friendship Between the United States of America and Morocco, copies will be found in the United States Statutes at Large < 
http://lccn.loc.gov/98660545 > , volume 8, beginning at page 100.

For the Constitution of the United States of America, you will have many options. A copy is printed within the United States Code <
http://lccn.loc.gov/89602670 >, as well as available in authenticated PDF through the U.S. Government Printing Office. < http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/search/pagedetails.action?granuleId=CDOC-110hdoc50&packageId=CDOC-110hdoc50 >

We hope this information is helpful to you.

Public Services Division
Law Library of Congress

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Question History:

Patron: I would like to obtain certified and authenticated copies of the following:

1.) Serial No. 118. (Resolution no. 75), Printer's No. 1034 of I 933.[April 17, 1933/Adopted, May 4.]

2.) Minnesota General Rules of Practice Rule 220 - Birth Certificates, derived from 4th Dist. R. 11.05

3.) N.Y. GBS. LAW § 130 : NY Code - Section 130: Filing of certificates by persons conducting business under assumed name or as partners

4.) Treaty of Peace and Friendship 1786 between Morocco and the United States of America

5.) Constitution of the United States of America

Who do I contact to receive these documents?

Thanks You,
Dean

Librarian 1: The Law Library of Congress does not provide copying services. The Library of Congress Duplication Service provides photocopying services and certification services for a fee < 
http://www.loc.gov/duplicationservices/products-pricing/ >.  If local government depository libraries or other local research libraries do not have needed material, a researcher may be able to obtain copies from the Library of Congress Duplication Service via:

Library of Congress
Photoduplication Service
101 Independence Avenue SE
Washington, D.C. 20540-4570
Telephone: 
(202) 707-5640
Fax: 
(202) 707-1771
E-mail: < mailto:
duplicationservices@loc.gov >
Website: < 
http://www.loc.gov/duplicationservices/ >

When requesting copies, you will need to provide a call number reference for each item.

Regarding item 1 ("Serial No. 118. (Resolution no. 75), Printer's No. 1034 of I 933.[April 17, 1933/Adopted, May 4.],"we could not locate a U.S. Congressional resolution with this information. Without additional details, our research suggests the resolution is a Pennsylvania resolution. Although not published within the Pennsylvania laws, a copy may be available through the Pennsylvania House Journal < 
http://lccn.loc.gov/54050654 >  (Call No. J87 .P4 1933c)

For item 2 ("Minnesota General Rules of Practice Rule 220 - Birth Certificates, derived from 4th Dist. R. 11.05") provide the call number from the catalog record < 
http://lccn.loc.gov/96659170 >

For item 3 ("N.Y. GBS. LAW § 130 : NY Code - Section 130: Filing of certificates by persons conducting business under assumed name or as partners"), provide the call number via < 
http://lccn.loc.gov/2004202483 >

For item 4 ("Treaty of Peace and Friendship 1786 between Morocco and the United States of America"), the June 23, 1786 Treaty of Peace and Friendship Between the United States of America and Morocco, copies will be found in the United States Statutes at Large < 
http://lccn.loc.gov/98660545 > , volume 8, beginning at page 100.

For the Constitution of the United States of America, you will have many options. A copy is printed within the United States Code <
http://lccn.loc.gov/89602670 >, as well as available in authenticated PDF through the U.S. Government Printing Office. < http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/search/pagedetails.action?granuleId=CDOC-110hdoc50&packageId=CDOC-110hdoc50 >

We hope this information is helpful to you.

Public Services Division
Law Library of Congress

 

Hello




There are two ways to receive copies of documents housed at the Georgia Archives. You will need to either visit our facility during our normal research hours and/or hire a researcher to make copies of  the record(s) for you.  Copy orders must be paid for in advance.

The Archives is currently open for research Wednesday through Saturday, from8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. (Original records are not retrieved after 4 p.m.) The Archives is closed for all university system holidays. Please see the Archives website for a list of holiday closings.

If you are unable to visit, you may wish to hire a professional researcher to search on your behalf. The Georgia Archives does not maintain a list of researchers or make recommendations; however, for your convenience, please note there is a list of professional genealogists who are also members of the Georgia Genealogical Society at 
http://www.gagensociety.org/member_researchers.htm and a list of members of the Georgia Chapter of the Association of Professional Genealogists at www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~gaapg/members.htm

The original signed 1777 Constitution of Georgia is no longer extant.  The earliest copy held by the Georgia Archives is the copy published in "A Digest of the Laws of the State of Georgia," compiled by Robert Watkins and George Watkins (Philadelphia, 1800).  The Georgia Archives only certifies state and county records officially transferred to the state archives.  We will issue an "Authentication Letter" verifying that a copy of a publication or a document from a manuscript collection was reproduced from the archives' holdings.  The fee for authentications is the same as the fee for certifications.  The 1777 Constitution as published in Watkins' Digest is 10 pages.  The charge for prints from scans is $6.00 per page.  The authentication fee is $5, for a total of $65.00.

The 1732 Charter for the Colony of Georgia is a copy recorded from the copy carried to Georgia by James Oglethorpe by the Secretary of the Province of South Carolina.  This document is 16 pages.  The charge for prints from scans is $6.00 per page.  The certification fee is $5.00, for a total of $101.00.

The State Bar of Georgia is not a state agency, it is a professional organization.  The Georgia Rules of Professional Conduct cannot be certified as they are not a state agency record.

The Georgia Rules of Court are promulgated and published by the Administrative Office of the Courts.  You will need to contact that agency for a certified copy of the current rules.


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Question History:

Patron: I would like to receive information on how to obtain "Certified" copies of the following documents:

Constitution of Georgia, 1777

Charter of Georgia, 1732

Georgia Rules of Professional Conduct, State Bar of Georgia

Georgia Rules of Court

Thank you for your time,


Librarian 1: There are two ways to receive copies of documents housed at the Georgia Archives. You will need to either visit our facility during our normal research hours and/or hire a researcher to make copies of  the record(s) for you.  Copy orders must be paid for in advance.

The Archives is currently open for research Wednesday through Saturday, from8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. (Original records are not retrieved after 4 p.m.) The Archives is closed for all university system holidays. Please see the Archives website for a list of holiday closings.

If you are unable to visit, you may wish to hire a professional researcher to search on your behalf. The Georgia Archives does not maintain a list of researchers or make recommendations; however, for your convenience, please note there is a list of professional genealogists who are also members of the Georgia Genealogical Society at 
http://www.gagensociety.org/member_researchers.htm and a list of members of the Georgia Chapter of the Association of Professional Genealogists at www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~gaapg/members.htm

The original signed 1777 Constitution of Georgia is no longer extant.  The earliest copy held by the Georgia Archives is the copy published in "A Digest of the Laws of the State of Georgia," compiled by Robert Watkins and George Watkins (Philadelphia, 1800).  The Georgia Archives only certifies state and county records officially transferred to the state archives.  We will issue an "Authentication Letter" verifying that a copy of a publication or a document from a manuscript collection was reproduced from the archives' holdings.  The fee for authentications is the same as the fee for certifications.  The 1777 Constitution as published in Watkins' Digest is 10 pages.  The charge for prints from scans is $6.00 per page.  The authentication fee is $5, for a total of $65.00.

The 1732 Charter for the Colony of Georgia is a copy recorded from the copy carried to Georgia by James Oglethorpe by the Secretary of the Province of South Carolina.  This document is 16 pages.  The charge for prints from scans is $6.00 per page.  The certification fee is $5.00, for a total of $101.00.

The State Bar of Georgia is not a state agency, it is a professional organization.  The Georgia Rules of Professional Conduct cannot be certified as they are not a state agency record.

The Georgia Rules of Court are promulgated and published by the Administrative Office of the Courts.  You will need to contact that agency for a certified copy of the current rules.

 

 

Dear Dean Fambro Jr,

You asked:

I would like to receive information on how to obtain "Certified" copies of the following documents: 1 - U.N Declaration of Human Rights, 
I would like to receive information on how to obtain "Certified" copies of the following documents: 1 - U.N Declaration of Human Rights, 1948 2 - U.N. Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide, 1948 3 - U.N. Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, 1966 4 - U.N. Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, 2007


Answer:

Hello,

You can find certified true copies of UN Treaties and Conventions from the Treaty Website. 

https://treaties.un.org/Pages/CTCs.aspx

From there, you can find the CTC (Certified True Copies) of two of the documents you listed:

 2. - U.N. Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide, 1948 

https://treaties.un.org/doc/Treaties/1951/01/19510112%2008-12%20PM/Ch_IV_1p.pdf

 3 - U.N. Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, 1966

https://treaties.un.org/doc/Treaties/1976/03/19760323%2006-17%20AM/Ch_IV_04.pdf

Please note the note on the first page of the Certified True Copies site:

Note: The Certified True Copies of multilateral treaties deposited with the UN Secretary-General listed below contain the authentic texts of such treaties in PDF and reflect the originally published issue in paper format. Subsequent amendments and modifications to the certified true copies, rectifications of authentic texts or any other relevant formalities circulated under the cover of depositary notifications (CNs) are not necessarily included in this database. For a complete information about amendments and modifications, the interested parties are advised to consult the "Text" Section for each treaty in the "Status of treaties" database at https://treaties.un.org/pages/ParticipationStatus.aspx

As for the declarations, I could find no information about certified true copies because these declarations do not have the same binding power as treaties. However, you can find copies of the declarations online through the Official Documents System of the UN:

1 - U.N Declaration of Human Rights, 1948

http://www.un.org/ga/search/view_doc.asp?symbol=A/RES/217(III)

4 - U.N. Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, 2007

http://www.un.org/ga/search/view_doc.asp?symbol=A/RES/61/295

For more information about certified true copies, see the Treaty Handbook glossary:

https://treaties.un.org/Pages/Publications.aspx?pathpub=Publication/TH/Page1_en.xml

I hope that helps.

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