Posted by CMS_NY on 9/20/05 4:06pm
Msg #66237

"Back-Dating"

Sorry Charlie! I cannot accept the signing.

Stick to your Notary Laws!!

Reply by Kiso on 9/20/05 4:32pm
Msg #66241

Who the heck told you to backdate!!

Reply by Anonymous on 9/20/05 9:49pm
Msg #66321

All i have to say is if it is ME who is notarizing the back date WHO CARES!

Reply by jojo_MN on 9/20/05 11:31pm
Msg #66338

Isn't it illegal to back-date in all states? Last I heard, it is! You are notarizing a document that the borrower signed this document in front of you on M/D/Y. If you're back-dating you aren't telling the truth and have no right to do notarial work.

Reply by CMS_NY on 9/21/05 12:23am
Msg #66343

Do NOT "Back-Date" you can lose your License/Commission

Reply by CaliNotary on 9/21/05 1:34am
Msg #66350

Why is everyone using quotey marks on backdate? n/m

Reply by Signing_Doc on 9/27/05 2:48pm
Msg #67633

Re: Why is everyone using quotey marks on backdate? n/m

Just got a call from Superior Signing wanting me to do a signing today (09-27-2005). The docs were to be sent PDF, the signing time was flexible...and then "Oh yeah, the documents are dated for last night and it needs to fund by Friday". In other words they wanted me to back-date. I advised that I will not back-date and they promply hung up. Be advised that Superior Signing appears to want you to risk your honor and commission to back-date (we didn't even get to my fee). Be advised. Stuart, The Signing Doc, Las Vegas NV