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Posted by CA Notary on 12/8/04 8:27pm
Msg #13054

real estate loan signing

What is the best way to handle a loan signing when one of the borrowers is out of the country at the time the signing occures.

Reply by BrendaTX on 12/8/04 8:38pm
Msg #13055

CA notary queries:

"What is the best way to handle a loan signing when one of the borrowers is out of the country at the time the signing occures."

As a signing agent, I would not think you'd have much input on this as far as choices.

If it were in Texas, I'd say that perhaps there is a Limited Power of Attorney left behind to cover this type of transaction.

The lender and/or title company will guide you through it.





Reply by CaliNotary on 12/8/04 8:38pm
Msg #13056

You do the signing as normal, notarizing only the signature of the person in front of you. You let the signing service or title company worry about getting the other person to sign.

 

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