Posted by Anonymous on 2/25/06 10:07am
Msg #99852

Assignment of Deed of Trust

Does the Mobile Notary notorize the Assingment of Deed of Trust or is this for the recorder to notorize?

Reply by Ray Childress on 2/25/06 10:12am
Msg #99853

In the state of Texas a notary can notarize the signatures on the deed. The deed has to be properly recorded and marked as such by the County Clerk. If the deed is presented to the county clerk and signed in front of the county clerk the signatures dont have to be notarized the filing of such will serve as proper id of the signer.
In California I am not sure how that would be handled. Perhaps on thier Secertary of State site they have the Notary Public laws and requirements. In Texas we do.
Hope this helps

Reply by Anonymous on 2/25/06 10:25am
Msg #99856

Thank you for your response, I went on the SOS but my question was not answered.

Reply by srnotary_CA on 2/25/06 10:30am
Msg #99857

Is the borrowers name in the doc as theone assigning the deed?

Reply by SarahBeth_CA on 2/25/06 11:46am
Msg #99903

If the name to be notarized is not the person appearing before you then you don't notarize. Just take a good look at the doc and familiarize yourself with it. Don't let yourself get thrown off by a doc that is new to you. You'll do just fine.

Reply by BrendaTx on 2/25/06 3:53pm
Msg #99964

Re: Assignment of Deed of Trust - Anonymous from 71...--

Anonymous from 71...

This was one of my first questions also. sue with a little "s" answered my question. Leave it in the file and don't worry about it.

After the loan closes, the Assignment of DOT or the Transfer of Lien may be used to "sell" the loan. That is a simple way to say it.

It's not transferring ownership, or interest in the title--just the debt on it.