Hi Mike, I work in the NJ human services field and I'm looking to tap into that area as well.

Weapons-Grade humans, all of them.  

Even the dealer had no idea that Ford Motor Credit would be willing to lend me the money with no credit check based on the credit of my company!

Why do we need a notary - or even another human - to perform the two notarial acts you mentioned? 

At first impression it sounds like Habitat for Humanity, which does some terrific work.

Was wondering if anybody else is curious about the power of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the potential it has to automate tedious functions manually done by humans in the workplace.

The jewelry will always be fake, the records will always be worn out, the "collectibles" will always be worthless, the furniture will always be particle-board trash, there will always be stuff you don't want to see, and you will always be able to practically smell, feel, and taste the human misery of the thing.

There are usually local " humane Society" or municipal standards for care you can insist these be met.

It's a bit like asking "how do I know how to program a computer" or "how do I perform an operation on a human being" or "how do I build a rocket ship".  

Don't be too discouraged by the state of humanity.