Posted by Laurenjan_NY on 8/12/05 7:53pm
Msg #58727

Fax

Has anyone been asked to fax back an entire 115 page loan package back to the title company before dropping the docs?

Reply by Ilona Campbell-Mihai on 8/12/05 7:57pm
Msg #58728

I've never had that in Oh in the 5 yrs I've signing.I think they are nuts!

Reply by JPS_CA on 8/12/05 7:58pm
Msg #58729

I will be happy to do it if they pay me 50.00 extra

Reply by MelissaM/FL on 8/12/05 8:35pm
Msg #58736

Were you asked to fax back the entire package? If so, I'd be turning the signing down. There isn't enough money in the world to convince me to do that.

Reply by Lis/MD on 8/12/05 9:13pm
Msg #58741

Its called quality control.

Reply by BLE on 8/12/05 9:25pm
Msg #58742

It's called "we're not going to be doing business!"

Reply by Sheila in San Jose CA on 8/12/05 11:17pm
Msg #58773

It's called overkill! I sure wouldn't fax a whole package back! They couldn't pay me enough... (well maybe for $100 extra) Wouldn't that take about 30 minutes? What if it isn't toll free?

Reply by MelissaM/FL on 8/13/05 5:00pm
Msg #58914

Quality control? I think faxing back the whole package is overkill, even for QC. If the TC wants to verify that notarizations are done correctly, then ask for the notarizations to be faxed back. If they are concerned that the notary isn't doing their job as a signing agent correctly then the TC either needs to a) hire an agent who has experience or b) arrange for the borrower to come into the office to sign.

Faxing back an entire package sounds like the company is trying to get a full copy of the docs for their own file for free.