Alabama Secretary of State John H. Merrill has issued a warning regarding misleading letters that are targeting businesses across the state. The letters are being sent by an entity called AL Certificate Service, which is not associated with any state or government agencies. While the press release does not include an example of the letter, it does mention that the deceptive letters include a “Certificate of Existence” request form (presumably requesting that a fee be paid for its submission). The Office of the Secretary of State has reported this organization to the Office of the Attorney General. Read the full release online here.
Before we head into the Thanksgiving holiday, we just wanted to say how grateful we are for you and how much we appreciate your business. Please note that our offices will be closed on Th 11/24 & F 11/25. We’ll be back and ready to assist on the following Monday. pic.twitter.com/gr4LXQgfXb
To each and every veteran that has proudly served our country, we salute you. Your courage, strength, dedication and sacrifice are a true inspiration. Thank you for your service! #veteransday #thankyou #veteransday2022 pic.twitter.com/z4trm9dmf2
While many government offices will be closed this Friday (November 11th) in observance of Veterans Day, Parasec's offices will remain open. Please reach out if you need assistance. Our team can be reached at parasec@parasec.com. #veteransday2022 #stateclosures #parasec pic.twitter.com/QkVVcN3IMI
@nprra It was a fabulous conference! Thanks to all who dedicated their time and energy to making it a memorable and informative event. Looking forward to next year!
We wanted to give a shout out to our team members celebrating a work anniversary this month. We have some truly remarkable anniversaries to celebrate, including some in the double digits. Please join us in congratulating each of these wonderful members of team Parasec! #esop pic.twitter.com/fOAGP29DMp