Posted by Andy_WA on 8/23/04 9:25pm
Msg #6568

Shredding docs

Do you shred the whole loan package or just those pages that has the borrower's SS#, of which I have done? Just don't want to burn up my shredder.

Thanks...Andy

Reply by Sylvia_FL on 8/23/04 9:37pm
Msg #6569

I usually shred everything, but as long as you shred anything with the borrowers information on it you should be OK.

Reply by CarolynCO on 8/24/04 5:06am
Msg #6584

From dealing with my attorney/client confidentiality docs, I've become accustomed to shredding everything -- but as Sylvia says, that my not be necessary. If not shredding, I would still manually tear the papers up and not leave them whole when trashing them.

Reply by mimi_NJ on 8/24/04 2:26pm
Msg #6620

Why do you have docs after the signing? One copy to ss or lender and copy to client.

Reply by Andy_WA on 8/24/04 4:18pm
Msg #6629

***Mimi asked, "Why do you have docs after the signing?***

Don't we all have no signed, cancelled, and mis-printed docs?

Thanks everyone...Andy

Reply by CarolynCO on 8/24/04 4:57pm
Msg #6633

***Andy said Don't we all have no signed, cancelled, and mis-printed docs? ***

Those are the ones I was referring to shredding.

Reply by Dotti_CA on 8/25/04 2:12pm
Msg #6683

I've had several 'no good' edoc packages lately. I return the documents with the final signed docs and let the lender/title co worry about it. Same thing on cancelled signings. Anything else I shred much to the dismay of my poor shredder.

Reply by mimi_NJ on 8/25/04 4:21pm
Msg #6688

Andy said: Don't we all have no signed, cancelled, and mis-printed docs?

Thanks everyone...Andy

I had one instance where the docs didn't print correctly so I sent them back with the good copies. Silly me for not thinking about cancellations and refusal to sign.

Mimi

Reply by CarolynCO on 8/25/04 6:32pm
Msg #6698

***mimi_NJ said: I had one instance where the docs didn't print correctly so I sent them back with the good copies. ***

I would be afraid that once they got to wherever, the bad and the good would somehow get all mixed together.

Reply by Irene on 8/24/04 3:35pm
Msg #6626

I just take mine out to the back yard fire pit on the weekends and start my bon-fires with them.