Posted by DellaCA on 12/23/04 11:38am
Msg #14423

Ack

This has the venue filled in and is correct the rest says
On the ________day of _________,in the year 20___.before me personally came_____________ to me known to be the individual described in and who executed the foregoing instrument,and acknowledgement that ______________________executed the same.

This is on the owner's Affidavit and Indemnification Agreement
What goes in blanks I know the date.
Came _Barrowers names_ and __they__ executed the same??
Thank you from a Beginner Della

Reply by CarolynCO on 12/23/04 11:52am
Msg #14429

Della,
Is the SS aware that this is your first signing? What type is it -- refi, HELOC ... ?

Reply by CaliNotary on 12/23/04 2:25pm
Msg #14443

More importantly, does the signing service know that you don't even know how to notarize a document?

I've said it before and I'll say it again. If you don't even know the most basic notary tasks, you have NO BUSINESS going out and doing signings.

Reply by DellaCa on 12/26/04 5:21pm
Msg #14535

And Thank you also Cali , I did post the question incorrectly.And I do know how to Notarize a document.Thank you for you help.

Reply by CaliNotary on 12/27/04 4:28pm
Msg #14557

Della, you didn't even recognize that the acknowledgement wording was not proper for Calfornia. I'm not sure what part of your question you posted "incorrectly" but that you copied the acknowledgement wording verbatim and asked what went in the blanks tells me that no, you do not (or did not at the time of the posting) know how to notarize a document.

I would suggest that you work on strengthening your notary knowledge before you accept any more signings. Remember, you're a notary FIRST and a signing agent a distant second.

Reply by Jon on 12/23/04 11:58am
Msg #14430

In CA, that is not compliant with notary law. You should attach a Ca All Purpose Ack.

Reply by Dellaca on 12/23/04 12:04pm
Msg #14431

Yes they are Carolyn , Thanks Jon

Reply by CarolynCO on 12/23/04 12:17pm
Msg #14432

Just make sure you have their phone number as well as the loan/title company for any questions/problems that come up during the signing. Good luck.

Reply by Dellaca on 12/23/04 12:30pm
Msg #14434

Thank You for the advice I have #'s

Reply by colorless/AZ on 12/23/04 2:45pm
Msg #14453

Re: Ack