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anotary7
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 Posted - 06/24/2007 : 04:41:51 AM
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I'm in CA
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Renee
Michigan
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Posted - 06/23/2007 : 9:39:33 PM
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It's helpful when posting questions like this to let us know what state you're in - otherwise you might get responses from different states, that won't correctly address the question according to your own state's laws.
So, while I can't offer specific advice regarding your state, I can offer this general advice:
1) It is YOUR responsibility to have absolute understanding of the notarial requirements of your state.
2) Please understand that by hiring you to provide notarial services (as well as signing services), the title co & lender & broker & L.O. (and anyone else) are putting that responsibility in your hands - AND that affords them some distancing, should YOU make an error or fail to follow your state's notarial statutes. What I mean in plain and simple words - they're not going to stand next to you in court, should YOU end up there. |
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anotary7
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Posted - 06/23/2007 : 3:10:05 PM
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I know that the borrower is supposed to show satisfactory evidence of identification. Well, when a problem occurs, like a Middle initial on id but complete middle name on documents, I don't think of this as sufficient. I called the SA and was told "not a problem" and just have borrower sign. Borrower was asked to show another form of id to show middle name to notary. For some reason, the SA didn't care about that. Well I did! |
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