Question

Random ask: anyone in this group able to do a medallion signature guarantee? (For purposes of transferring securities. ) Most banks have suspended doing medallion signature guarantees at this time. if you have any leads, let me know. Thanks!  

Answer 1

Ah, thanks. there isn't a notary option, otherwise i would take you up on the offer! :)

Comments

@pinnace16 that stinks. We had one we had to do and there was a notary option (with 100 other requierments), but at least it was there. Good luck.  

Answer 2

The US Bank on OP does this, but I beleive even the limited hours are cut now. If there is a notary option (pain in the butt I know with the extra steps) I have my Notary stamp at home w me.  

Answer 3

FYI Starting in the 1990s, due to the increasing prevalence of identity theft and fraud, the security measures used for these stamps increased. They now contain a barcode, and have an invisible security compound in the ink that can be read by special “Stamp 2000 Plus” scanners used by transfer agents. They also have a prefix that indicates their surety limit, which limits how much they can guarantee the transaction for: Medallion Surety Limit

Answer 4

Usually you have to go to your own bank and they are early morning options as the times are limited and drive their only. Call ahead and inquire.