Posted by Laura Malahin on 9/9/05 12:10pm
Msg #64359

I need some advice as soon as possible

I am e new in the business and after 2 months of searching the internet and registering with signing services as many as a could find on all the search engines I finally got the first call today and I am not quite sure what I have to do. They want me to notarize an Interspousal Transfer Deed on wich I have the names of the wife and the husband. Aren’t they suppose to be both at the signing to sign the paper? I called to confirm the appointment and I only find tha wife who said the husband is not going to be there? Please if you can help me with some advices I would appreciate it. The appointment is for 11 a.m.

Thank you.

Reply by NY_TaxLady on 9/9/05 12:27pm
Msg #64364

Call the Signing Service

Reply by DogmongerCA on 9/9/05 1:04pm
Msg #64374

Please put your state in your moniker

There is only one signer, because only one spouse is transferring ownership to the other spouse. I would be glad to look at it if you would like to fax it to me at 775-860-2933

Reply by DogmongerCA on 9/9/05 1:39pm
Msg #64384

If you are out soliciting work, you had better be familar

with these

http://www.nbsigning.com/dwnlds.htm (download and print)

http://www.americannn.com/resources/resourcefs.html (In Ca the deed you inquired about would normally be a Grant Deed

http://www.ortc.com/v2/resources/cadownloads.asp?sid=

Reply by LauraCa on 9/9/05 2:35pm
Msg #64404

Re: Please put your state in your moniker

I’ll send it to you. I did the signing and I want to know if I did something wrong. So only the wife was there and after talking with the signing company and the loan officer they decided that the husband will sign later. So I let her sign, I crossed the notarial wording from the document and I attached a loose certificate. She was the one transferring the ownership.