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I'm curious about the specific structured settlement company <of course, do not publish their name> but my experience is the opposite - the particular company I deal with <thru an SS> is very organized, overnights the docs to the borrower at least a week before I meet with the borrower and on the top page of the docs is a sheet with about 26 font black letters that say to the client something like, "Please call Jane E. Doe, your agent, so that she can walk you through the paperwork with you." There's some additional wording on the page but I can't think of it at the moment.
Within various spots of the stack of docs, another 26 font sheet says something like, "These pages MUST be notarized - DO NOT sign these pages until you are in the presence of a Notary." Of the many, many I've completed, only had one person cancel and one person that needed a question answered at the table . Other than that, the rest were ready to sign, had reviewed the paperwork and were fully aware of what was what. I always ask during the confirmation call if the borrower received their overnight package and if they reviewed it and spoken to their agent to get their questions and concerns addressed. I'm usually in and out of those appointments in 20-30 minutes
I'm baffled that our experiences are polar opposites. Maybe the structured settlement companies we each have docs for are polar opposites in the way they operate.
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