Posted by MrEd_Ca on 9/14/06 2:01pm
Msg #146063

Question on Notarization of Names/ID's ---

----Hi! The lender has pre-printed verbage in both Acknowledgement & Jurat sections as follows: 'Rita Skeeter, who acquired title as Rita Skeeter-Potter' . I am pretty sure that I can only notarize just the borrowers name , 'Rita Skeeter (which means Loose Certificates) , but --- my question to you all--- is the lender inserted verbiage notarizable?

(The borrower only has ID as 'Rita Skeeter' .)

Thanks to all who respond! (&, if you are wondering, these are not the real names!)

Reply by notarybycony on 9/14/06 2:05pm
Msg #146065

I had just finish a class on this issue, my understanding is that you can not notarize these forms; it has to be exact as her ID card indicates.

Reply by Merry_CA on 9/14/06 2:13pm
Msg #146067

What name is printed under Rita's signature line?

Reply by Ed Jameyson on 9/14/06 2:19pm
Msg #146071

Signature Line reads:'Rita Skeeter, who acquired title as..

--- Signature Line reads:'Rita Skeeter, who acquired title as Rita Skeeter-Potter ' .

Reply by Merry_CA on 9/14/06 2:29pm
Msg #146074

Re: Signature Line reads:'Rita Skeeter, who acquired title as..

Ed, go to msg. #40332.... some good id info there from folks who know their stuff!

Reply by Tina_MA on 9/14/06 3:08pm
Msg #146092

Re: Question on Notarization of Names/ID's

You do not need a loose certificate when the TC or lender pre-prints the borrower's name and status incorrectly -- cross out the verbiage that is incorrect and initial it.

If the wording for the acknowledgment or jurat itself is incorrect, then you would need to attach a loose certificate.