Posted by Anonymous on 4/15/06 9:37am
Msg #113720

World Savings Question help please signing shortly

Help please, can't reach anyone at signing agency. My instructions aren't clear. Do they ask that the bottom of every page be initialed?

Reply by Beth/MD on 4/15/06 9:41am
Msg #113721

What do the instructions say?

Reply by Anonymous on 4/15/06 9:48am
Msg #113723

Have the borrower(s) sign and initial every page of the docuemtns exactly as their name appears

Thank you for your help.

Reply by HARRY_PA on 4/15/06 9:56am
Msg #113726

Just do as they have instructed. Its not that rare.

Reply by Anonymous on 4/15/06 10:04am
Msg #113728

thank you so kindly for your help. I just wasn't sure if I was interrupting correctly.
have a GREAT Day!!!

Reply by TitleGalCA on 4/15/06 8:40pm
Msg #113806

Anon, you were not interrupting

you were interpreting. And, it's not rocket science. Just read the instructions and do what they say.

No one here posted anything outside of the instructions you already have!!! What's the deal?

Here's one outside of your printed instructions....World Savings is a major PITA. From the borrowers to the notary to the title company and and to title policy...a major PITA.

Count on PITA when you see the words "World Savings" and you'll be just fine.

Reply by CaliNotary on 4/16/06 2:00am
Msg #113846

Re: Anon, you were not interrupting

"Here's one outside of your printed instructions....World Savings is a major PITA. From the borrowers to the notary to the title company and and to title policy...a major PITA."

Are you kidding? I don't think I've ever had a problem with a World Savings loan. I'm always thrilled when I see them because there's usually only the one notarization and not that many pages require signatures. And I've never initialled every page.

What is such a PITA about them?

Reply by LisaWI on 4/15/06 10:08am
Msg #113730

I think what they are emphasizing(sp?) is to make sure that they sign correctly as their name is printed below signature line.
Note: I havent done any of their loans, so I cant be for sure. I can see where you might be confused.

Reply by John_NorCal on 4/15/06 10:50am
Msg #113743

I've done a few and have never had borrowers initial each page unless there is a line to do so, such as on the application pages.

Reply by PB_CA on 4/15/06 11:19am
Msg #113747

I have done a few and I always have borrowers initial each page, and never had any problems with it.

Reply by NCLisa on 4/15/06 1:33pm
Msg #113760

They are to sign every page that has a signature line, and initial every page that has an initial line. They do not need to initial every document in the package.

Reply by DellaCa on 4/15/06 5:30pm
Msg #113796

I agree with Lisa I have signed a lot of them and it just means to sign and Inital correctly as printed on signiture line.

Reply by BrendaTx on 4/16/06 3:24am
Msg #113850

Like Anon, that little set of instructions threw me the first time...but the bwr took all my fun away. He was Vice Somewhat-Grand Poopah of the one here in town.

Docs had gone to them. I had a hard time thinking through that one because he wanted to do it precisely right and not appear to be a nimrod. Decided not to initial every page, just the ones so indicated/signed the ones so indicated. I am still here today which proves very little actually...sounded good.