Posted by oldhippie_IL on 11/24/05 2:17pm
Msg #78543

County

How do I find out a "county"? I did a closing last night, but I don't know what county it is. How would I do a search?

Reply by SLP_VA on 11/24/05 2:23pm
Msg #78544

When I need to get a correct county. I go the the Unites States Postal Service website.

http://www.usps.com/

Go to 'Find a Zip Code'
Type in the Address and hit submit
A 'Mailing Industry Information' link will appear..Click on that and it will show Carrier Route, County, etc..

Hope this helps!

Reply by Anonymous on 11/24/05 4:35pm
Msg #78551

Why not start by asking the borrower,If in doubt,I ask.

But every state is different. . . . . . . .

Reply by Art_MD on 11/24/05 5:43pm
Msg #78554

Re: County = look at attachment A N/M

Reply by PA_Notary_II on 11/24/05 7:24pm
Msg #78557

Agree w/Art

The description of the property is included in the mortgage/deed of trust. Sometimes the County appears within the first couple of pages.

Reply by BrendaTx on 11/24/05 8:38pm
Msg #78559

One quick way - I go to Google and type in *LaGrange County Texas*

The first couple of hits will give me the answers.

Reply by oldhippie_IL on 11/25/05 7:07am
Msg #78583

OK, I was soppose to go to their house, which has the county, but the it changed to where he works. You have to notorize where you are, that is where I'm having the problem.

Reply by PA_Notary_II on 11/25/05 1:06pm
Msg #78639

O K...try this link http://illinoisgis.ito.state.il.us/communities/