Even when requesting work from a Certified Administrative Procedures Legal Specialist, be sure to carefully check the details of the request.

Normally, when requesting something from a contractor, it is common to exchange purchase orders and contracts.
This is to confirm that the ordering party and the recipient have the same understanding of the contract contents.
When requesting a licensed a Certified Administrative Procedures Legal Specialist, there are some jobs that can be completed on the spot, so you may not even have to sign a contract.
However, with the exception of services that can be completed on the spot, such as writing application forms, we recommend that you sign some kind of contract.
The contract will include the names of the contracting parties, the work content, the contract period, etc., and will prevent problems such as discovering later that the contract contents are incorrect.
Occasionally, clients come to our office with concerns that they have requested work from another firm, but are unable to contact the firm or receive information on the progress; in most cases, no contract has been signed.
If you have signed a contract, even if, for example, you thought you had asked a Certified Administrative Procedures Legal Specialist to do something but the name on the contract is not listed as a Certified Administrative Procedures Legal Specialist’s office, you can immediately check why this is the case.

Since you are paying money to have important work done, we recommend that you carefully check the contract details and also sign a contract.

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AKIRA YAMAMOTO.AKIRA
AKIRA YAMAMOTO.AKIRA