Article by Walter Fancher

Singles in Dallas have can find a home on the web at the Dallas/Fort Worth edition of the popular QuestionFish web site, found at dallas.questionfish.com. The web site is free for anyone 18 years and older to join providing a local social networking opportunity.

Site members can perform profile searches for others in the Dallas/Fort Worth area who are looking for relationships, friendships, intimate encounters, or just to have fun. A relationship profile can be easily set-up with relationship status and can publish up to ten photos. Members can contact each other via private message or email. Users wishing to keep their email private while using the dating features may opt to turn its visibility off within their main profile.

QuestionFish members can take a fun dating quiz to find out their “dating IQ” and then read pertinent dating tips such as how to gracefully get out of bad date or how to be romantic. Also available is a personality test to help singles find their perfect mate.

Networking groups are formed for Dallas/Fort Worth members to interact with others whether they are singles, just friends, just curious, or in relationships.

Whether someone is new to town, visiting, or have lived in the area his/her whole life, Dallas QuestionFish provides a one-stop site on the web for all. The City Fish area of the web site lists local attractions. The Fort Worth Zoo, Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden, Texas State Fair, Six Flags Over Texas Amusement Park, and many more sites are listed in a handy guide with their phone numbers and web site addresses. The local attractions can be selected by categories and by distance for easy access.

Dallas nightlife and entertainment hot spots are placed together in the Leisure Guide. Current happenings are listed here too – concerts, museum exhibits, and Dallas Cowboy’s game schedule, along with many other local events. The local talk and news sections make it a true insiders guide to the Dallas/Fort Worth area.

It wouldn’t be “QuestionFish” with a question forum for members to provide answers for each other about everything from Dallas bars to Little League teams. There are over twenty categories for the web site users to question everything under the sun, from topics such as politics, parenting, sports, and health, to answering and posing fun questions in the “confessions” section.

A local classified section is also coming soon. QuestionFish is an interactive site that has something for everyone.

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Walter Fancher is the author of http://dallas.questionfish.com blog.He started websites about dating, relationships, social networking opportunity .To know more details just visit nightlife and entertainment

Article by NotaryCRM

Do you want to become a notary in Dallas, Texas but don’t know where to start? Sit down, don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. Follow these simple steps and you’ll be a Notary in no time.

Before we begin, take a look below at the requirements for the state of Texas:

You must be 18 years of ageYou must live in the state of TexasYou must not have been convicted of a felony or a crime involving moral turpitude <em>(in other words, a crime that is against society’s views of justice</em>).Do you fit the requirements? Great! Let’s get started then!

A good place to begin is with an application (Form 2301) to become a Notary in the State of Texas. This form can be printed off of the Texas State Website. You can also pick up an application from the Dallas County Clerk’s office at:

Dallas County ClerkRecords Building 2nd Fl509 Main St., Suite 200,Dallas, TX 75202

Next, if you want to become a Notary, you’re going to need to acquire a ,000 Surety Bond. This bond protects the public from mistakes you may make during your term as notary. Many times, you can obtain a Surety Bond from insurance companies, bond agencies or notary organizations, so a good place to start looking would be the Dallas Yellow Pages or your favorite internet search engine.

After you receive the Surety Bond and the official application (Form 2301), you’re going to need to fill out the application and sign the Surety Bond, and mail them, along with a check or money order for .00 made out to the Secretary of State, to:

Secretary of State of Texas, Notary Public UnitP. O. Box 13375Austin, Texas 78711-3375

When the Secretary of State approves your application you will receive a mailing including your commission, the dates that it’s effective as well as any other instructions, duties and limitations relevant to your position.

Next on your check list is to purchase a couple of essentials – an official Texas Notary Seal of course, and a Texas Notary Journal (to record the details of your position, including name, addresses, dates, services and fees, if any). Both of these items can be purchased at a number of different businesses and websites; a simple search for “Notary Supplies” in your favorite search engine or Dallas Yellow Pages will send you in the right direction.

Lastly, you may want to consider some training classes or seminars. Even though the State of Texas doesn’t require that you attend, we bly encourage it because knowledge is never a bad thing, and the more you know the easier your job will be. Some insurance companies in Dallas and other private businesses offer seminars and training sessions; there are online courses available as well. It’s worth the effort to look into classes such as these; if nothing else than to keep yourself current with the local laws and regulations.

If you’ve followed all the steps, you have your commission in hand, you have your Notary supplies, you are now ready to start your business as a Notary Public in Dallas, Texas! Congratulations! We love to hear success stories, so drop us a note and let us know how it’s going!

To find out How To Become a Notary in other places, click here.

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