From: NONONOmisc07@fmguy.com   
      
   In alt.comp.os.windows-11, on Sun, 25 Jan 2026 11:33:03 -0500, "Alan K."   
    wrote:   
      
   >   
   >> So far, I'vw only had time to look at the papers his parents showed me,   
   >> that I photograhed.  It includes pictures of both sides of a drivers   
   >> license or identity card of the lawyer whose office allegedly prpared   
   >> his donation paper, that he signed.  It's blurry so I can't see exactly,   
   >> but the picture matches her picture on the web and she is a lawyer with   
   >> a preetty big job, but none of this means she's really involved, someone   
   >> could have copied the license. I will call or email her, not sure which   
   >> is better, but it's Sunday and I only have her work phone, and email.   
   >>>   
   >I would call.   
      
   I got up at 6 to call at 12 French time.    After some confusino about   
   the country code for France, a human being answered.  The lawyer's   
   secretary I guess.  Told her the story, she was sympathetic, gave me a   
   better email address than the one on the web, and said it would take a   
   few days, probably next week. So I sent the things listed above.   
      
   I've also looked up the French law they say authorizes this, and it   
   requires both parties, donor and donee, to sign before a French notary,   
   who does much more than an American notary. There actually is a   
   traveling notary who represents France who woudd come to this city, but   
   I'd bet anything that didnt' happen, and if procedure was not followed,   
   there is no gift from the start. If I can only convince him of some of   
   this.  But right now he has no money, and his parents are trying to get   
   his diaability check to come to them and not to him.  I'm going to go   
   over thee this weekend, and show him what I've learned so far.   
      
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