Posted by Anonymous on 6/30/05 11:36pm
Msg #49230
What to do when....
hi. i did a closing today and it went well. i do have one question about notarizing the signature page of the DOT.
THe clsng was in MI but the property is in TN. THe doc says
STATE OF TENNESSEE ___________County ss:
Subscribed....blah blah...and then all the notary stuff that follows....
Do I just ignore the above since doc was not notarized and witnessed in TN. Does my stamp on the bottom suffice? Please advise. TIA!
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Reply by Ernest_CT on 6/30/05 11:39pm
Msg #49235
Always, always make the corrections in the notarial block! Cross out with a single line, hand-print the correct info, initial (***just you, not the borrowers***), and complete the notarization as usual.
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Reply by Anonymous on 6/30/05 11:40pm
Msg #49236
wouldn't you attached the proper wording for your state.
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Reply by Ernest_CT on 6/30/05 11:44pm
Msg #49239
Yes, sorry. Of course you'd ...
... be sure the wording was correct for your state or attach a loose jurat. I was assuming that the wording was correct for your state. (And we all know what "assume" does.)
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Reply by AngelinaAZ on 6/30/05 11:44pm
Msg #49240
I don't know what state you are in but as I am in Arizona... this is what I would HAVE to do with a Tennessee Acknowledgement... assuming that all the other wording besides the venue is OK for my state (look in your handbook if you don't know your state's rules on wording)... I would cross off Tennessee, write Arizona and initial it. In the blank space I would fill in the county that I was notarizing in.
Darlin' study up 'cause you gotta know this stuff!! Always good to ask questions though if unsure of something you did!
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Reply by AngelinaAZ on 6/30/05 11:52pm
Msg #49244
So are you saying that...
you attached the proper acknowledgement and you don't know what to do with the blank notorial stuff for Tennessee? If you attached a loose cert... I would put a line across the Tennessee one and write "See Attached Acknowledgement". If you added something on the same page (as your message implies) then I would just put a line through it.
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Reply by BrendaTX on 7/1/05 10:33am
Msg #49324
Re: So are you saying that...
If this person is in Michigan, they need to go to
http://www.michigan.gov/sos/0,1607,7-127-1638---,00.html
and brush up on notarial procedures.
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