I'd be down there putting the "pedal to the metal" and stamping out A LOT MORE of them!

Oh, this particular document, well, there are no signatures, no notary stamps.

Pay the doc stamps.

The clerk of court and sheriff want to see the original Judgement that is stamped and signed in ink by the Judge and Not a copy.If anything on the form is to complicated when your attempting to file the case you can set an appointment with a lawyer at the clerk of court's office. 

Submission and satisfactory review of Articles of Incorporation and/or partnership Agreement, Company By-Laws and time stamped copy of the Cert of Organization.The term and conditions stated above shall apply from the date of acceptance, shall survive the execution of notes and/or other loan documents and shall continue to apply until the obligations or Borrowers are paid in full.This commitment is contingent upon the right of the Credit Union, at any time hereafter and from time to time, to review the commitment, to adjust the terms and conditions or to discontinue the commitment should the Credit Union, in the reasonable exercise of its sole business discretion, deem it necessary to do soTo accept this offer, please sign and return this original commitment letter.

Ask their income (they more than likely have some kind of assistance (welfare, cash assistance, food stamps, LIHEAP - winter heating, SSI, disability, etc.). 

She will sign my name on the letter, fold them, stuff in envelope, put stamps and return labels on envelopes. 

Would you mail by hand with real stamps? 

Sure as long as the scenario makes sense Cody just dont be living in a bel air mansion and then try to purchase an owner occupied 4 plex in a rough part of town because the underwriter will have to pull out their decline stamp.

And after New Year's, after the holiday glow has dimmed, people will be back in the "swing of things" of everyday life and perhaps more prone to considering a business decision like selling their property.Also, would it be cheesy to use Christmas or New Year's stamps?