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| zanger |
Posted - 10/08/2010 : 1:30:29 PM
Bank of America has been been having foreclosure documents notarized BEFORE the paperwork was begun! Many of the notarized signatures were also forgeries. This was done maybe 10,000 times a month. Bank of America said it was all a bureaucratic snafu. People that refused to notarize known forgeries were fired, the bank said that was also a bureaucratic snafu.
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The NY Times reports that, in some cases, the foreclosure documents were notarized BEFORE the paperwork was begun! In other instances, the signatures of bank officials appear to have been forged. http://tycoonreport.tycoonresearch.com/articles/594210519/warning-your-home-may-not-belong-to-you
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| zanger |
Posted - 11/03/2010 : 7:50:59 PM
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Originally posted by PWinFL
the thread is about foreclosures, but Zanger's post led me to believe that he/she interpolated the forged signature problem to the opening and inventory of safe-deposit boxes.
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| PWinFL |
Posted - 11/01/2010 : 12:08:09 PM
Maybe it's ME that's confused!
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| Lee-AR |
Posted - 11/01/2010 : 11:56:59 AM
Ahhh.... sorry, I was confused.
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| PWinFL |
Posted - 11/01/2010 : 04:57:14 AM
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Originally posted by zanger
The largest banks having their notaries forge signatures tells me that bank employee notaries should not be doing inventories of opened bank deposit boxes. Only a third party notary that does not work for the bank should be doing this.
Lee ...
I agree that the thread is about foreclosures, but Zanger's post led me to believe that he/she interpolated the forged signature problem to the opening and inventory of safe-deposit boxes.
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| Lee-AR |
Posted - 11/01/2010 : 01:12:51 AM
It's about foreclosures, not safe-deposit boxes. Nor (thinking ahead here) has it got anything whatsoever to do with NSAs.
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| PWinFL |
Posted - 10/31/2010 : 5:31:51 PM
I'm sure you mean safe-deposit boxes, not bank deposit boxes (such as the night repository).
Generally, bank notaries are not allowed to do the inventory of safe-deposit boxes. Some states, such as Florida, states that the notary must be present at the time the safe-deposit box is opened and may not be a director, officer, employee, or stockholder of the financial institution. An officer of the institution must also be present with the notary at the opening of the safe-deposit box. [Source: Florida Governor's Reference Manual for Notaries, 2001] (F.S. 655.94(1))
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| zanger |
Posted - 10/31/2010 : 10:15:41 AM
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These banks have been “caught” doing this… caught in the act, as it were. Banks forging documents and robo-signing affidavits to be presented to the court in order to seize someone’s property… banks doing this… not used car dealers… not sales-crazed mortgage companies… banks… large, to-big-to-fail-type banks. The kind of institutions that require multiple signatures, state identification cards and even fingerprints before cashing someone’s check for $5. One might consider, the type of institutions that should be the least likely to condone forgery and fraud where documents are concerned.
http://mandelman.ml-implode.com/2010/10/foreclosure-fraud-tough-issues-with-which-to-grapple/
The largest banks having their notaries forge signatures tells me that bank employee notaries should not be doing inventories of opened bank deposit boxes. Only a third party notary that does not work for the bank should be doing this.
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