Posted by NCLisa on 12/5/07 2:09pm
Msg #224432

Just finished the NC E-Notary Class this morning.

I really don't know how this will be helpful in anyway. There are about 5 different service providers, but the one that was in the class today was basically useless. The only documents that can be notarized through e-notarization are documents they provide on their website, otherwise the docs are not considered secure enough to be signed and notarized. I think this process still has a very long way to go.

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 12/5/07 2:11pm
Msg #224436

Re: Where did you take the training, Lisa?

Was it through NC itself or through another entity? Curious on where to get this training. Thanks..

Reply by NCLisa on 12/5/07 2:18pm
Msg #224439

Re: Where did you take the training, Lisa?

NC SOS set up the classes at Durham Technical College.

Reply by WDMD on 12/5/07 2:20pm
Msg #224441

"I think this process still has a very long way to go."

Not according to Express Notary. He stated the beginning of '08 will be the start of paperless transactions, so we all need to take lower fees now.

Reply by NCLisa on 12/5/07 2:25pm
Msg #224445

Hmmm....how long will it take them to get the docs to Settleware, to upload to their server, so I can log on, have the borrower sign and then notarize them. As I said, so far, the only docs being accepted for e-notarization in NC are docs provided by the e-notary provider.

Reply by Charles_Ca on 12/5/07 3:52pm
Msg #224483

On a slightly different electronic ID topic, did anyone see

the news segment last night on national news where cellphones are being considered as a means of identifying the individual for boarding aircraft, might there be a technological tie-in to other types of ID as in loans? Think what happened to the Social Security Number: I'm old enough to have a SSN card that states "Not to be Used for Identification" prominently on the front fo the card!