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Qatar is a peninsula, located on the Arab Gulf west coast, surrounded by number of islands such as Halul, Al azhat and Shera’u. It is 100 miles north into the Arab Gulf from Saudi Arabia. Much of the country consists of a low, barren plain, covered with sand. Qatar is not a party member to the hague convention; therefore, it is not an apostille country as of 2012. Documents that require to be use in Qatar must go through an authentication process. If you need help in this matter, you can go here.

Major towns:

Doha
It is Qatar’s largest city, with over 83% of the nation’s population residing in Doha or its surrounding suburbs, and is also the economic government, and financial centre of the country.

Al Wakrah
It is a small city between Doha and Mesaieed .It is a trade centre, characterized by its beautiful mosques and traditional houses built on the ancient Islamic model.

Al Khor
It is a coastal city in northern Qatar, located 57 kilometers north of the capital, Doha. In the 1940s, it was a lively port and centre for pearl fishery. It is a historical city by its beautiful mosques, wonderful museum and historical towers. Al Khor is home to many employees of the oil industry due to its proximity to Qatar’s northern oil and natural gas fields, and due to its proximity to the Ras Laffan Industrial City.

Mesaieed
It is located approximately 47 kilometers south of Doha. It is an industrial city and is managed by Mesaieed Industrial City, a subsidiary of Qatar Petroleum. It has a major port for oil exporting.

Ras Laffan Industrial City
It is s an industrial hub located 85 kilometers north of Doha in an area of 40 kilometers. Ras Laffan Industrial City is the Qatar’s main site for production of liquefied natural gas and gas-to-liquid. Ras Laffan Port is considered one of the largest LNG export facilities in the world.

Dukhan
It is located approximately 84 kilometers north west of the capital, Doha.
It is administrated by Qatar’s state oil agency Qatar Petroleum and holds an important place in Qatar’s oil industry.

Al Shamal
It is a new city built to be administrative centre for many tourist villages in northern of Qatar. It is located 107 kilometers of Doha.

Al Shahanyia
It is located 60 kilometers west of Doha. It is famous for camel racing.

The Town of Palm Beach (called Palm Beach Island or the Island of Palm Beach to differentiate between the town and the county) is an incorporated town in Palm Beach County, Florida, United States. The Intracoastal Waterway separates it from the neighboring cities of West Palm Beach and Lake Worth. As of 2000, Palm Beach had a year-round population of 10,468, with an estimated seasonal population of 30,000.

Apostille: is a certificate attach to documents such as power of attorney, corporate documents, articles of incorporation, school documents, personal documents and notarized documents for international use. Apostille countries include Mexico, Argentina, Japan, South Korea, France, Italy, Greece and countries that signed the Hague Convention.

Municipalities and communities of Palm Beach County, Florida, United States
County seat: West Palm Beach
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Do you need an apostille?

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• Power of Attorney
• Marriage Certificate, Birth Certificate and Death Certificate
• Corporate Documents
• Personal Documents
• Diplomas, Degrees and Transcripts
• Certificate of Non-Marital Status
• Notarized Documents

What is the process? Apostille is a process when your documents need to be legalize for use in another country. For instance, if you have a power of attorney and need to use it in Russia, the power of attorney must be notarized. Then, the apostille certificate which is issued in Sacramento is placed onto your document. Once apostille, it can be used in Russia. No other company can do it faster and more reliable in California than Apostille Pros.

ISO 9001 – Quality Management Standard
ISO 9001 is the internationally recognized standard for the quality management of businesses.

ISO 9001 – What is it?

• applies to the processes that create and control the products and services an organisation supplies
• prescribes systematic control of activities to ensure that the needs and expectations of customers are met
• is designed and intended to apply to virtually any product or service, made by any process anywhere in the world

ISO 9001 is one of the standards in theISO 9000 family.

Ukraine is a country located in Eastern Europe. Ukraine borders the Russian Federation and is close to Belarus, Poland, Slovakia and Romania. Ukraine has a very large heavy-industry base and is one of the largest refiners of metallurgical products in Eastern Europe. However, the country is also well known for its production of high-technological goods and transport products, such as Antonov aircraft and various private and commercial vehicles. Ukraine is an apostille country. For documents such as a power of attorney to be accepted in Ukraine it must be apostille.

By Tim Monroe

October 12, 2011 – CASPER — The annual Safety Summit hosted by the Wyoming Oil and Gas Industry Safety Alliance (WOGISA) took place in Casper today. Nearly 300 oil and gas industry employees and those from allied organizations met to review progress toward reducing oilfield-related deaths and injuries.

The alliance is an outgrowth of several actions initiated by former Gov. Dave Freudenthal and adopted by Gov. Matt Mead after oilfield deaths and injuries skyrocketed as a result of increased drilling activities in western Wyoming’s oil and gas fields and the coal bed natural gas areas of the Powder River Basin.

The frequency of accidents has landed Wyoming in the top two states in workplace fatalities, according to Dr. Tim Ryan, the Wyoming state occupational epidemiologist. He said in a five-week period in August and September of this year, there were nine oilfield fatalities in Wyoming.

Ryan said there appears to be a correlation between the number of workers in the oil and gas industry and injuries and deaths. He said that between 2008 and 2009, the state lost 16,000 jobs. The losses were primarily in oil and gas, mining and construction.

During that same period, there was a significant drop in fatalities. As employment in the industry picked up in 2010, there were 34 oil and gas deaths. And, from 2001-08, the state saw 62 fatalities in the oil and gas industry (some 20 percent of the total workplace deaths statewide). Drilling rig accidents accounted for more than half the deaths. Transportation, including driving to and from the worksite, accounted for 25 deaths.

On drilling rigs, according to Ryan, more than half the fatalities resulted from being hit or crushed by a moving object. Another 20 percent came as a result of being entangled in cables or other parts of the rig, and 16 percent was the result of falls. In the transportation sector, driver fatigue (falling asleep at the wheel) accounted for 72 percent of the fatalities. Another 12 percent was caused by reckless driving; 8 percent by the driver being distracted; weather and mechanical problems accounted for about 8 percent.

Ryan said fatigue caused the accident, but not the fatality. He said 72 percent of the deaths resulted from seat belts not being used in the vehicle.

Almost all of the company representatives at the summit said their companies have seat belt usage policies. Ryan said many of the fatalities occurred because employees did not follow existing safety protocols.

New state rules for workplace safety will be published soon, according to J.D. Danni, program manager for the Wyoming Occupational Safety and Health office. He said public comment on the proposed rule changes will take place beginning Oct. 16. The state OSHA Commission will meet in Casper on Dec. 2. The rules cover only oil and gas drilling rig operations, not workover or uranium drilling operations.

Danni said the rules don’t mean anything if the company isn’t enforcing the rules and the employees are not following the rules and company policies.

The afternoon session today featured breakout sessions on defensive driving, leadership development and trenching and shoring.

Article: http://www.wyomingbusinessreport.com/article.asp?id=60293

On Tuesday, more than 375,000 pounds of ground beef was recalled at a Los Angeles company, Commercial Meat Co., due to possible E. coli contamination. And according to SFGate, that meat was distributed at Bay Area restaurants.

The Huffington Post reported that a U.S. Department of Agriculture found meat that tested positive for the bacteria during a routine inspection at the Southern California plant, prompting the recall. No illnesses have been reported.

The recall includes ground beef, ground beef patties, ground beef taco meat and ground beef chili produced between September 7 and October 6, and is stamped with the label EST. 4873, according to ABC. The meat was distributed throughout restaurants in Nevada and Northern California, including the Bay Area.

In a statement regarding the recall, the company said it recalled the meat “out of concern for the health of our customers and to uphold our commitment to provide safe, quality products.”

Article: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/10/12/contaminated-meat-san-francisco-restaurants_n_1008137.html

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• Background Checks
• Bank Statements
• Birth, Marriage, Death Certificate
• Diploma / Transcripts
• Divorce Decree
• Police Records
• Articles of Incorporation
• Certificate of Good Standing
• Power of Attorney
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What is an Apostille? Apostille is a French word for “certification.” It is an agreement among Hague country members to simplify the acceptance of official documents in the list of participating countries. The Hague Convention was formed in 1961.

Type of Documents that require Apostille or Authentication: Adoption Documents, Agreements, Articles of Incorporation, Certificate of Good Standing, FBI Background Check, FDA , Free Sale Certificate, Identity Document / Passports, Power of Attorney, School Diploma / Transcripts, University Degrees, Vital Records (Birth, Death, Marriage). PDF

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Corporations – Domestic

Incorporation
Domestication
and Incorporation
Incorporation – exempt
Change of Agent/Office
Change of Agent/Office – exempt
Blanket Change of Office/Name
Resignation of Agent w/appointment
Resignation of Agent w/out appointment (per co.)
Designation
Amendment
Retirement
Restated Certificate of Incorporation – amends
Restated Certificate of Inc – not amending
Merger

Conversion:
Corp. to other domestic entity

Correction to:
Incorporation
Domestication
Change of Agent
Blanket Change of Office/Name
Resignation of Agent w/appointment
Resignation of Agent w/out appointment
Designation/Revocation/Renewal
Amendment/Retirement/Restated
Merger/Ownership
Conversion of corporation to other domestic entity
Conversion of other entity to corporation
Dissolution
Short Form Dissolution
Transfer and Domestic Continuance

Dissolution:
274 & 276 – Before Beginning Business, Non-stock