Notice Nearby
Placement Certificate
Placement Certificate — not an affidavit of publication
Notice Nearby records the following paid public register placement on the Notice Nearby Public Notice Register. This document is a Placement Certificate. It is not an Affidavit of Publication. A public register placement does not satisfy newspaper or other statutory legal-notice requirements. You may still need a qualifying newspaper.
- The notice titled Informal probate notice — Margaret A. Donnelly, publication number NN-2026-00009, was placed on the Notice Nearby public register as a 30-day paid register placement at the URL stated below.
- The notice was first made public on Jun 30, 2026, 2:00 PM UTC. Schedule: 1 insertion: June 30, 2026. Last date: June 30, 2026. Fee: $49.00 paid · Standard · 30-day register placement = $49.00.
- Posting 1 of 1: June 30, 2026 (ran)
- The jurisdiction of the notice is Boston, Suffolk County, MA. Notice Nearby is not a qualifying newspaper publisher in this state.
- At the time of first placement, the SHA-256 digest of the canonical notice text (UTF-8, normalized line endings) was:b0ce5605 9a6f22e1 d03a44e8 77f89d75 cf48fddf 34e00b75 436b50d3 11c03b6c
- Register URL: https://noticenearby.com/notices/ma-boston-probate-margaret-donnelly
- Notice Nearby issued a placement receipt signed with HMAC-SHA256. Signature prefix: 884824bd0cbccd7897450304…
Text of the notice as placed
This Placement Certificate records a paid 30-day register posting. It is not an Affidavit of Publication. A public register placement does not satisfy newspaper or other statutory legal-notice requirements. You may still need a qualifying newspaper. This document is not legal advice.
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Not an affidavit
Register placements receive a Placement Certificate, not an Affidavit of Publication. A public register placement does not satisfy newspaper or other statutory legal-notice requirements. You may still need a qualifying newspaper.