Posted by NEED HELP ASAP!! on 8/25/04 1:15am
Msg #6656
WRONG STATE
I am a signing agent that lives right on the border of my state. I accepted a signing in the other state (not the state i'm commissioned in) what do I do.???
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Reply by carlosnyc on 8/25/04 1:33am
Msg #6658
Well if you are not commissioned in that State, then just call the ss company back and tell them that won't be able to do the signing and state your reason.
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Reply by me again on 8/25/04 1:54am
Msg #6659
is it possible to do the signing in my state and attach and acknowledgement to the notarized docs with my state and county
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Reply by Carlos M. Davila on 8/25/04 2:04am
Msg #6661
Don't you have to go to the borrower's home?????? If you do and you are not commissioned to notarize documents in that State, you can't do it. You are going to have the call the ss company and explain it to them. What time the is the signing scheduled for?????????
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Reply by me on 8/25/04 2:07am
Msg #6662
the borrower and i will be meeting in my state. since it will be notarized in mine, i'm pretty sure i can strike the state and initial and change to correct one.... very early!
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Reply by carlosnyc on 8/25/04 2:11am
Msg #6663
Go for it!!! Have a happy signing.
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Reply by me on 8/25/04 2:15am
Msg #6664
Thanks... Go to sleep... my god it must be almost 3:30 in nyc....thanks again
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Reply by carlosnyc on 8/25/04 2:21am
Msg #6665
Hahaha, it is and I am going to sleep, good night.
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Reply by me again... on 8/25/04 1:54am
Msg #6660
quick trigger. sorry. this is somewhat of an emergency signing?
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Reply by Loretta/Maryland on 8/25/04 6:22am
Msg #6666
I do that all the time. People in Delaware come to me in Maryland. It beats the attorney fee of $450 since DE is an attorney state.
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Reply by Sylvia_FL on 8/25/04 7:33am
Msg #6667
RELAX
If the borrower is going to be signing in your state, then you are fine. just make sure the venue on the notary certificate states the venue where you are signing. Just put a line through the venue on the notary certificate and correct it to where you are doing the signing, and initial the change (borrower does not initial the change on the notary certificate, just you)
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