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| crtowles |
Posted - 07/31/2010 : 6:01:47 PM
Here one for all of my fellow notaries...(and I thought I had heard everything). A California notary (who shall remain nameless) agreed to take a loan signing from a signing company. She neglected to call the borrowers until a half an hour after the set time of the closing. Then she told the borrowers that her car had broke down and requested that they come pick her up. The borrowers agreed and after she had been picked up she tells them "Oh by the way, I didn't get a chance to print your doc's, we will need to stop at Kink'o so that I can print them!!!!...(By now, I can imagine what you all are thinking...lol...but wait it get better). The borrower agrees and they stop and proceed to print and then she has the gall to to tell the borrowers that she has no money to pay for them....well this was the breaking point for the borrowers, the husband excused himself and went outside and called the loan officer. The loan officer was livid (and rightfully so) and told them to get out of there and to just leave the notary there at Kinko's. The following day the notary had the further nerve to call the signing service and tell them that the wife had to work late and couldn't make it in time the previosu night and she would do the signing that evening...can you believe this..it was like she actually thought that the signing company wouldn't find out any of what had had happened!! Needless to say the borrowers have lost a lot of money with this deal which now the title company has to absorb! TOTALLY UNACCEPTABLE!! Can anybody say notary bond and E and O! |
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| jbelmont |
Posted - 10/11/2010 : 01:18:55 AM
Everyone needs to read this one.
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| crtowles |
Posted - 08/05/2010 : 12:25:56 PM
@Lisa T. Yep you got it!!! This is the most outrageous thing I have ever heard! Totally unacceptable and unprofessional. The notary in question should really just give up her seal. As we all know this job is NOT for EVERYBODY!
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| Lisa T. |
Posted - 08/01/2010 : 9:10:24 PM
Let me get this straight: Notary calls borrowers to confirm a half hour after the appt time, called borrowers to pick her up, asked to stop by FedEx Office (Kinko's no longer exists) to have docs printed and asks borrowers to pay for the printing, then lies about the wife being unable to make the signing? This behavior is synonyms with a $60 notary. An experienced, professional Notary paid a professional fee would not do this. Sorry, but the SS got exactly what they paid for. |
| PWinFL |
Posted - 08/01/2010 : 04:53:49 AM
No, I wouldn't say "Notary Bond and E&O" as this is, imo, strictly a case of Signing Agent negligence. If I were the borrowers, lender, title and SS, I would be after her quick than you could make cow chips fly. Even if they go after the notary's bond, I'd bet the bonding agency would deny the claim because the notary's actions were intentional, not accidental or incidental.
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