what is considered audio visual? would that be skype or
cam. Also i dont live in the same state, can i send copies of my documents for
disclosure or do they need originals the reason i ask is because it states that
it has to be signed by a notary public
David’s answer:
"Audio-Visual" technically means both hearing you & seeing
you. However, in most instances, giving "electronic" testimony means testifying
over the phone. Usually in a child support proceeding, you must designate where
you will give the testimony, which in most instances is the SCU in your state,
or a notary public or lawyer's office. Additionally, you should strive to send
them the originals - I suggest to send them to the Clerk's Office via certified
mail, return receipt. -- David Bliven, Westchester Child Support lawyer
(www.blivenlaw.net)
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