Posted by BobCA on 6/1/05 5:13pm
Msg #41619

Deed of Trust

On a Nevada Closed-End Deed of Trust Venue says State of Nevada but it is notarized in Ca. Does this need to be changed to ca.?

Reply by Nicole_NCali on 6/1/05 6:02pm
Msg #41636

If the notarization is happening in California, the venue needs to be California and the county is where the notarization is being physically executed. Also, the wording on Nevada acknowledgments do not conform to California, you will need to execute (fill-out) a California all purpose acknowledgment. Also check the name or aka affidavit, you will also need to complete a California Jurat for this. Unfortunately, the processors for these companies have not updated the forms with Ca 2005 jurat requirements.

Reply by JanetK/CA on 6/1/05 11:33pm
Msg #41705

Just for the record, a "name or aka affidavit" doesn't always require a jurat. Sometimes the lender just wants an acknowledgement and rarely, neither is required. You just have to follow whatever notary verbiage is provided, as long as it complies with the laws of your state. If ambiguous or if you're not sure, ask your contact or the document provider to be sure.

Reply by SamIam_CA on 6/1/05 6:03pm
Msg #41637

You do not need to be concerned with the content of the document. You must, however, ensure that the notarial certificate says CA and the county you are in when doing the notarization.

Reply by Giselle_CA on 6/1/05 6:52pm
Msg #41645

The Venue has to have the State and county where the notarization is taken place.

Reply by BobCA on 6/1/05 7:05pm
Msg #41648

Thank You All for your help.