Hi all, for those not sure or new to the paperwork. You always keep the original notices you send out. So once signed/autographed and finished, you scan it, print it, and send the certified copy and file the original. What I do is: Save the scan in Canva, including the envelope, Then add the paid receipt And the proof they received it a few days later - so they are all on one document/file, then download and save on a separate hard drive with the postage number as the reference number, should I need to find it. A copy of a document has less power in the court, and if all they can produce are copies, this is more power to you! NOTE: You should always be able to stand by and defend every word on your paperwork (standing in honour in a court). 👍💜

As always, I try to find all we need to succeed, and after today's meeting on Equity, NAP Skool already had all of the documents/reading material that Andrew mentioned he uses! 👀 I should have been a processional Horder 😁 Enjoy! 🕵️‍♂️ Burtons-Legal-Thesaurus-5th (Andrew uses 4th Ed, I cannot find it, so here is the 5th) https://www.skool.com/not-a-person-3150/classroom/69c06579?md=dc7c841cf92a4d629b3dc81e4d7aa42e Blacks Law 6th Ed. https://www.skool.com/not-a-person-3150/classroom/69c06579?md=2bcd0c30611c437c993d928562f69ac0 Manual-on-Commercial-Law-1948 Levine/Lincoln https://www.skool.com/not-a-person-3150/classroom/69c06579?md=e2caf3be96a3406bb3f39d141efb8972 Bible https://www.skool.com/not-a-person-3150/classroom/69c06579?md=8759870861f14ef89d7fd487fe069b1b

Hi, I'm going through the classroom course which has prompted me to check my birth certificate. My name is not written in ALL CAPS anywhere; it's written with a capital letter at the beginning of each name but lower case for the remainder. This is the same for my parents on my birth certificate. On my daughter's birth certificate however, her surname is ALL CAPS as are my surname and her fathers. Any comments on this? Thank you!

I am new here and started out my first zoom on Sunday which was just great with Alex Middleditch! It was really confusing which is to be expected but exciting. Am going to have a look at Alex's course and of course here. Thanks to all the glue team (interested to know why it's called glue?) for providing such a valuable resource for us all to learn from. Will definitely be donating :) 🤩

Hi there, just going through the first classroom videos that Gazza has done (brilliant!) and at the end he said give it a 'like' or a 'thumbs up' if it was useful but I can't see how to do this? Thanks :)