Posted by Monique on 7/14/05 7:20pm
Msg #52255

Docs via Website

I've noticed that more signing agencies are using websites to send documents to the notary instead of sending them as PDF files. Would you still consider the download from the website to be an E-doc? I just want to make sure I invoice the client correctly.

Reply by NY_TaxLady on 7/14/05 7:21pm
Msg #52256

It is the same thing. You still have to print.

Reply by Sam on 7/14/05 7:25pm
Msg #52258

I refer to downloaded docs as digital docs and e-mailed files as e-docs.

Reply by Kim_Cali on 7/14/05 8:17pm
Msg #52271

Sam...I like that!! n/m

Reply by Dogmonger, Ca on 7/14/05 8:41pm
Msg #52290

Since they usually e-mail you directions and links for

Digital Docs, does that make them ed-docs:-)

Reply by AngelinaAZ on 7/14/05 8:47pm
Msg #52293

Re: Since they usually e-mail you directions and links for

How about DEAD Docs

Digitized... E-Mailed...and...Downloaded Docs

Reply by TitleGalCA on 7/14/05 8:49pm
Msg #52294

dead docs...wow! you've coined a phrase!....n/m

Reply by Pete/NY on 7/14/05 10:55pm
Msg #52344

Re: dead docs...wow! you've coined a phrase!....n/m

Love it...

Reply by PAW_Fl on 7/14/05 10:59pm
Msg #52347

Wow!! Dead Docs DOA

Digital emailed and download documents done on assignment.

Reply by Lee/AR on 7/14/05 11:14pm
Msg #52356

Cool! Y'all just made my day! (nm)

Reply by AngelinaAZ on 7/15/05 12:11am
Msg #52394

OK Everybody!!!

Witness the contribution!! Could somebody please add this to 33325 or something! I have to preserve my legacy.

Reply by SarahBeth_CA on 7/15/05 10:45am
Msg #52451

Re: OK Everybody!!!

Or dead docs could be the ones from those no-signs due to every term on the loan being totally different than what the borrower thought it would be. ARM not a fixed, 9% not 6%, prepayment or balloon when there shouldn't have been, and so on.