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Posted by Becca_FL on 4/19/05 11:42am
Msg #32629

New Fla Law Effect 5/1/05 Part II

I spoke with the recorders office in two counties, a RE attorney, three Title Cos & a Judge and the answer was the same; NOT TRUE! I called NotaryPro and told them that they had better get their information straight before printing it & calling it law. I did direct NotaryPro to this site & the all knowing PAW if they had any questions. Maybe they will post a retraction.

Reply by Jeanie-fl on 4/19/05 11:47am
Msg #32630

Thank you for the info n/m

Reply by PAW_Fl on 4/19/05 11:58am
Msg #32633

Same response here from the county building. Someone has made a grave error at Notary Pro.

Reply by anon on 4/19/05 12:07pm
Msg #32639

Its not a "grave" error. As an "over-requirement" how can it be "grave"? Although not required for recording, the general practice is to have 2 witnesses to the mortgage. If the lender requires it, then the requirement should be satisfied.

Reply by Sylvia_FL on 4/19/05 12:22pm
Msg #32648

The "grave error" is saying it is a new Florida law effective 5/1/05
We all understand that some lenders do require witnesses on the mortgages - and usually the borrowers do not like this - but to say it is a law or is going to be law is a grave error, they should be upfront and tell the truth, that they are requiring it.

I have had signings in the past where the borrower has been told that they have to have witnesses for the mortgage as it is a Florida law and have asked me if that is correct. I cannot lie, and tell them it is not a Florida law, they then call their LO wanting to know why they have to have witnesses, they do not want others knowing their business.



Reply by HisHughness on 4/19/05 12:28pm
Msg #32651

Becccccccccca reports:

***I did direct NotaryPro to this site & the all knowing PAW if they had any questions.***

Four legislators, seven governors, the United States Congress and the American Bar Association have PAW on a retainer, and always consult with him before making any public legal pronouncement. He was Johnny Cochran's closest adviser; OJ is most grateful for PAW's services. Michael is going to be sorry his attorney doesn't use him.

Reply by PAW_Fl on 4/19/05 12:34pm
Msg #32657

Your stats are in error. Only 6 governors, as Mitt Romney no longer employs my services. Smiley

Reply by anon on 4/19/05 12:59pm
Msg #32663

you are "glorified paper shufflers"---nothing is really "grave"....

Reply by BrendaTx on 4/19/05 1:11pm
Msg #32665

Anon dismissively states: *you are "glorified paper shufflers"---nothing is really "grave"....*

Anon,

You found us out!

Now, why is it that you wanted to get into this business???



Reply by MaggieMae on 4/19/05 3:18pm
Msg #32701

Thank you for pointing this out HisHughness. I am in awe and humbled being in the company of such a dignitary.

Reply by Anonymous on 4/19/05 1:24pm
Msg #32671

TYPICAL NotaryPro



You guys really have to watch out for this SS. This is not the first time they have pulled the trigger to set something off.

Reply by anon on 4/19/05 1:33pm
Msg #32673

Re: Glorified Paper Shufflers

...but you are!

 

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