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Posted by LKT/CA on 1/10/17 7:45am
I hope everything works out for the other notary. She certainly was on point. Her only issue seemed to be how to stand her ground with the bank and justify her procedure. The reason you got few responses is because the "learned" notaries in CA focus on loan sgnings, not GNW. Those notarizations are cut and dry, No gray areas of notarizing. There's gray areas for the docs, but that's between the borrowers, lender, and title...outside of our domain.
Notice how they kept focusing on certain types of docs (commercial loans or estate/trust) instead of how the CERT should be completed? For other states, the notarization fee is very low, like $1.00 and their travel fee is also regulated by their state so there's no incentive to do GNW. They, too, don't have enough GNW experience the in gray areas. I'm probably the ONLY notary on the forum whose primary focus has been GNW from the beginning. With that said, folks still have to decide how they'll handle a situation and give an account and justify to the CA SOS or a judge as to why they did or didnt uphold their commission. Good luck to them. |
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