Re: 1003

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Re: 1003
Posted by Art_FL of PA on 4/8/19 11:25am	Msg #605178

Title could easily send a 1003 directly to the borrowers with stickys indicating who signs where, however you should do this if asked. You can print it out & get it signed if the borrowers are available. The problem arises if they are on vacation or if they are in separate locations. I would call them & If they are together & able to meet, I would just do it as part of the job.

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	1003 - Sue on 4/5/19 11:16am
	The 1003 has indicated under the lines on the first page - Linda_H/FL on 4/5/19 11:39am
	Re: The 1003 has indicated under the lines on the first page - Sue on 4/5/19 2:05pm
	Well, yes, it's "really necessary" ... - BearPaw/CO on 4/5/19 11:40am
	Re: Well, yes, it - Sue on 4/5/19 2:06pm
	Re: Well, yes, it - canotaryhere on 4/5/19 2:45pm
	Re: Well, yes, it - SteveS/CA on 4/5/19 3:00pm
	A look at the 1003 would clearly tell you who signed - MW/VA on 4/5/19 3:19pm
	Re: A look at the 1003 ...... Yes goooood place to look! ;~) n/m - HeatherR/CA on 4/5/19 4:35pm
	Always check to see who's name on which side to sign on n/m - Luckydog on 4/5/19 3:35pm
	Re: 1003 - CopperheadTX on 4/5/19 11:40pm
	Copperhead explained it precisely.... - notarydi/CA on 4/6/19 9:25am
	Re: Copperhead explained it precisely.... - JanetK_CA on 4/6/19 3:38pm
	I completely agree & this is something NSA's should know. n/m - MW/VA on 4/7/19 2:55pm
	Re: 1003 - Art_FL on 4/8/19 11:25am

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