Posted by Monica/CA on 3/28/05 11:54am Msg #28009
Need your oppinion, PLEASE !!!
Hi there everyone,
I am curious as to how many of you have had a company send 1 or 2 all purpose acknowledgements blank and want you to sign and stamp it, but it isnt for any particular document. I guess they said it is in case I leave something unstamped, but doesn't that mean, they can have the borrower sign something and attach this signed and notarized ack, that I really didn't notarize... I don't think this sounds right.. I don't think I want to send these back...What do you guys think? TIA
| Reply by Shane_IN on 3/28/05 11:56am Msg #28011
I've had a few companies that have asked for those, and I always tell them no. If I'm not witnessing a signature, I'm not giving an acknowledgement that says I might.... To me its a no no
| Reply by Art_MD on 3/28/05 12:07pm Msg #28013
Re: Need your oppinion,- blank acknowledgement
I've recem in several ges from several ss/tcs. All but 2 say "enclosed also are x blank acknowldegements for your use if you need them" 1 says " if you want, please sign and notarize the enclosed all purpose acknowledgement." 1 says nothing - just includes it.
I keep the blanks. Never know when I will need one.
Never send back a signed acknowledgement unless it is attached to a document. CYA by putting the description of the document on the acknowledgement. Most have a space for this info.
Art
| Reply by John_NorCal on 3/28/05 12:54pm Msg #28019
You are completely right. You never want to send a blank ack to anyone no ;lmatter how much they promise that they won't use it unless you mess up. Chances are they're the ones who will make a mistake at your expense.
| Reply by Korey Humphreys on 3/28/05 1:01pm Msg #28021
Sounds illegal and/or unethical too me...
If I'm understanding you correctly, you're saying that the company sent you blank acknowledgments and requested that you fill them out and send them back.
I'm not sure of your state but in Massachusetts the signer of an acknowledgment has to be physically in my presence before I execute the ack certificate. Any other way will be construde as illegal.
I'm not an attorney, however I would advise you not to do it. Use your better judgment. If it sounds ockward, or wrong too you, then it probably is.
======= Korey
| Reply by Donna Sac CA on 3/28/05 1:53pm Msg #28036
Monica in CA it is illegal to do so. I just draw a line through them and write "not legal in CA" That way, they get all the pages back that they sent, but I don't do what I can't legally
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