I'm Thinking About Starting a Passport and Notary Business...

[The Nigerian]

Then position yourself as an all around service, for people who want to file for a passport expedited or not. Main benefit you'd provide all the necessary paperwork, take the photo and ensure they have the required documents. Could even call the post office on their behalf and set them appointments.

You could've gotten it in under 7 days without them, so that's not a real benefit you can lean on. My sister lives in Chicago and got hers in the same span, no expedite service.

Whatever bro. I don't care about your opinion, to be honest.

I don't know who you are and you've failed to establish any credibility on the subject.

Eat a dikk.

 

[zerozero]

Whatever bro. I don't care about your opinion, to be honest.

I don't know who you are and you've failed to establish any credibility on the subject.

Eat a dikk.

He just explained that you can make money from the business you said you were thinking of starting even if you can't actually 'expedite' the process because people will pay you just to get things done like have the paperwork ready and take the photograph. That's good advice!

 

[The Nigerian]

He just explained that you can make money from the business you said you were thinking of starting even if you can't actually 'expedite' the process because people will pay you just to get things done like have the paperwork ready and take the photograph. That's good advice!

I don't like his tone.

Unsolicited advice is worth about as much as it costs.

 

[I_Got_Da_Burna]

I don't like his tone.

Unsolicited advice is worth about as much as it costs.

You need all the advice you can get fukkboy

 

[Another Man]

So I'm going on an international trip and I needed to get a passport in less than a week. So what did I do? I hit up google and it led me to an passport expedition service not too far from my home.

I got there and the set up was pretty simple. It was just an office space with a computer, a printer, and a bunch of paperwork.

The lady handed me some forms to fill out while she sat back and chatted on Facebook.

Then, she took my picture:

After everything was said and done, she stamped a few things and had me go to the post office to get everything sealed.

I came back, handed her the package of documents and I was on my way.

After everything was said and done I had spent over $350. $25 of which was the "photo fee."

Seemed like pretty easy work for her on her end. She had people in before me, and after me.

I could easily run an operation like this from my apartment. All I need is an adwords account, a website, some certifications (if that) and I'm rolling.

Might as well get my notary license on top of that as well.

Once I get the ball rolling on this I can easily hire out agents to process the orders and just sit back and collect.

You a ugly ass nikka breh