One common element is negligence. For example, notaries not properly verifying identities. Another is mistakes in filling out the notary forms, like wrong dates or signatures. Also, dishonesty among some notaries, like being bribed to notarize false documents.
Well, here's a notary horror story. A small business owner needed a notarized contract for a big deal. The notary didn't check the identities properly. Later, it turned out that one of the parties was a fraud. The deal fell through, and the business owner lost a great opportunity and also had to deal with legal issues. And then there was a case where a notary lost an important document that was supposed to be notarized. The client had to go through a lot of trouble to recreate the document and get it notarized again.
Typically, no. Comic Con badges are non-transferable. They are designed to be for the individual who registered and purchased them. This is to ensure security and proper tracking of attendees.
It depends. Sometimes they sell out quickly, especially for popular events. But it's best to contact the Comic Con organizers directly to find out for sure.
One way to get badges for Comic Con is to register early. Sometimes there are pre-sale periods for loyal attendees or members. Also, follow their social media accounts for updates on availability and special promotions.