Posted by WendySoCal
on March 21, 2008, 12:47 pm, in reply to "Re: "a notary in California CANNOT explain the loan papers""
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Again, the bored are posing arguements against being careful. I offer what I can show on the paperwork. If they have questions, I have them call their LO. If they can read the answer for themselves, I point out where in the paperwork that the answers appear. We don't get paid enough to posture as having the ability to know the difference. We are signing agents, not lawyers, and it is our job to identify the persons signing the documents and to make sure that all of the documents are signed and dated properly. Anything else is outside of our pervue here in CA. This is the end of my discussion on this.
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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.
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: What state code specifies this?
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