Re: "a notary in California CANNOT explain the loan papers"

Posted by WendySoCal on March 21, 2008, 9:49 am, in reply to ""a notary in California CANNOT explain the loan papers""
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Why even speculate on just how far you can go with explanations without getting into trouble? What's the point except to put your notary commission on the line. UPL is not something to play with. Let the lawyers have fun with other things, let's not give them notary fodder to play with. It just feeds into their arguement that only lawyers should do loan and real estate closings. --Previous Message-- : What state code specifies this? : : - :

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