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I have a phobia of needles and am really curious as to what my blood type is >_< anyone?

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I was reading the documents filed by the Medical Board of California in attempt to remove Dr.Conrad Murray’s medical license.

They refer to Michael Jackson as “Patient, M.J.”
I was just wondering if it’s normal to use initials rather than full names, considering the initials can refer to many people?
Privacy of the vitim, but what if the vitim has passed away?
I understand Michael deserves his privacy, but he’s kind of not living anymore.

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Any help is appreciated.

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Can any person (other than a professional translator) translate a legal document, such as a divorce certificate or birth certificate, which is required when submiting petitions to the USCIS, and then notarized it?

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Is there a website that I can download legal documents such as a name change form, judgment form and other documents that you would normally have to go down to the courthouse to receive?

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If a woman in this country has no documents (not a legal citizen), and she decides to marry a woman, will she be able to obtain legal residency here? If she were to marry a man, she would be able to get papers, right? So is it the same if she marries a woman?

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Whats documents or probe, should an internet company must have in order to certificate that the company is operation within the law?

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Is there a way i can get my social security card and information that i need on my own without a parent at 17?
um and if i can can youu tell me how??

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If a Power of Attorney takes documents to a notary and says I verify that signature but the person whose name is on the document is not present can the notary notarize it? Have been told to different answers to this .! yes as long as the notary knows the P.O.A. 2. yes because the P.O.A. verifys it and its an acknowldgement so even if the person isn’t present thats ok.
This would be under Wisconsin Law.

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