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Medallion signature guarantee: Validates that the identity of the signer. Establishes that the representative of the institution accepts the proof of idenity preseneted by the signator. The institution can be legally held financially responsible for (any losses resulting from) the transaction if the signature is determined to be a forgery. Medallions are normally only given by institutions to active members of that bank/credit union /securities firm where they already do business with and know the identity of the signator. A signature guarantee is not to be confused with an acknowledgment of execution taken by a notary public, in which a signer "acknowledges" to the notary that he/she signed the document voluntarily. The notary also verifies the signer's identification to verify that he/she is the signer stated in the document. However, a notary public is a government officer, whereas a medallion signature guarantee is not a government-regulated act.
I spoke with an NFCU rep today; she called my local branch for me, and yes, they do offer the service. At my branch - Brunswick, ME - it is done free of charge. It's possible that this is only available at certain branches, so YMMV. (The service representative didn't herself know what a Medallion Guarantee was, but she asked the branch specifically.)
There are many countries that can be sent money using Western Union such as Bahrain and Andorra. For more information on the exact countries, one should visit the Western Union website.
The Benelux countries are all members of the European Union and use the Euro as their currency.
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Most any consumer bank or credit union will be able to provide a medallion signature guarantee. Call the bank or credit union where you do business and ask. There may be a small fee, but usually not for customers of the financial institution.
At a bank, credit union, or other financial institution. Often they require that you have an account there in order to give you a medallion signature guarantee. Make sure to call ahead and ask if they have a medallion signature guarantee, and if so, what supporting documentation you would need to bring in (e.g. drivers license, account statement, etc.)
Gold medallion signature guaranteeA gold medallion signature guarantee is a method of proving that a signature is valid. It is somewhat like getting your signature notarized, except that there are fewer places that can give a medallion signature guarantee and the liability (if the signature turns out to be invalid) of the institution giving the guarantee is greater than for a notary. If you need to get a medallion signature guarantee to validate your own signature, many banks and securities firms offer the service.You can try your Federal Credit Union, if you are a member of one, that is where I got mine. Be prepared for the process to take a bit longer than an ordinary notarization.Medallion signature guarantees are normally only available at banks, you must have a signature card on file with the bank in order for the signature to be verified.
Eastern Sierra Community Bank (maybe) Union Bank Chase Bank Bank of America
Medallion signature guarantee: Validates that the identity of the signer. Establishes that the representative of the institution accepts the proof of idenity preseneted by the signator. The institution can be legally held financially responsible for (any losses resulting from) the transaction if the signature is determined to be a forgery. Medallions are normally only given by institutions to active members of that bank/credit union /securities firm where they already do business with and know the identity of the signator. A signature guarantee is not to be confused with an acknowledgment of execution taken by a notary public, in which a signer "acknowledges" to the notary that he/she signed the document voluntarily. The notary also verifies the signer's identification to verify that he/she is the signer stated in the document. However, a notary public is a government officer, whereas a medallion signature guarantee is not a government-regulated act.
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I spoke with an NFCU rep today; she called my local branch for me, and yes, they do offer the service. At my branch - Brunswick, ME - it is done free of charge. It's possible that this is only available at certain branches, so YMMV. (The service representative didn't herself know what a Medallion Guarantee was, but she asked the branch specifically.)
There are numerous locations that participate in the program but typically you have to be a bank customer to acquire a medallion guaranteed signature. One exception is Bank of America. Bank of America will provide the medallion guarnateed stamp for non-customers, but they do have to obtain information before providing the service. I'd suggest calling the branch you intend to visit before going just to be sure they provide this service, as it's typically just larger or main branches that will do it.
There were 25 countries in the European Union in 2006.
The Iron Curtain countries were the Soviet Union, controlled by Russia.