Posted by ALEXANDRA DELCID on 4/24/06 11:48am
Msg #115521

Delaware Closing PLEASE HELP!!!

Hey can someone answer me this? Does a delaware refinance require an attorney to witness? Does it need to be notarized?

Reply by Genkichan on 4/24/06 11:58am
Msg #115523

Just follow your state's laws and you will be fine. Never mind that DE is an attorney state. Lots of folks cross into MD to sign their loan docs to avoid high attorney fees. If it works in MD, it will work in FL! ;-)

Reply by NJ_Notary on 4/24/06 3:40pm
Msg #115562

Never mind if De is an attorney state? HMMM thats to broad of a statement my friend. Deleware is an attorney only state. To be legal and by the book you can have the closing performed in either NJ, PA, or DE. I have done many closings for those who are in Deleware.

Reply by Loretta Reed on 4/24/06 10:27pm
Msg #115636

If you are doing a signing in DE, you better be an attorney. I do signings for Delaware properties but they come to me in Maryland.

Reply by NJ_Notary on 4/30/06 3:00pm
Msg #116878

opps i meant to say u can have the closing completed in NJ, PA, OR MD.... NOT DE~!

Reply by MistarellaFL on 4/24/06 1:12pm
Msg #115542

Alexandra

I am in FL also. I don't recall the need for an attorney witness on docs.
I will also say that if you have any questions about recording requirements
for DE, you may want to call the hiring party for clarification.