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<p class="MsoNormal">PR compromised a submitted creditor’s claim. The Claimant submitted a “Partial Satisfaction of Creditor’s Claim” (which states in part: the payment satisfies the debt and no further collection action will take place) which I e-filed.
I got a notice that the clerk refused to file because “Satisfactions must be acknowledged by a notary public prior to filing.” And cited me to 4.56.100. I don’t want to go back to the claimant and ask for a notarized document. And I don’t think this is what
4.56.100 was meant to address. Any ideas? Should I just leave well enough alone and do nothing – I have the document. Should I put an innocuous cover sheet on the satisfaction and see if it would pass? Allen
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