It appears that New Jersey does allow for remote notarizations: https://www.state.nj.us/treasury/revenue/notary-public-law.shtml

You would have to prove a causal link between your glaucoma and some on the job injury and that may prove problematic.

Impossible for anyone here to know for sure but it certainly seems like a scam.

This is a customer service issue not one for lawyers.

A minor child would receive an auxiliary benefit from your claim. A spouse would not. Your husband should apply for SSDI now given his diagnosis...

You cannot since that money would never have been yours. Any claims your mother may have should be discussed with local counsel.

There is no such thing. It takes many years for lawyers to learn how to properly value an injury case and even then there will be disagreement. ...

Is it your fault? Yes. However, since there was no damage and the other car left then this appears to be a case of "no harm no foul."

As a general rule, a business is not responsible for the criminal acts of others. His remedy is to file a claim with his own insurance company.

Your post is unclear to me. First, your prior posts are not linked at all to this one so I'll just ignore that part. It appears you filed for...