Posted by RickinVA on 2/18/06 2:24pm
Msg #98204

Q@uicken Loan

Just did a late call Quicken Loan. There was a page for the Notary to certify the ID, and the sig line had Notary Public under it. There was a statement 'instucting' the Notary to stamp the notary seal there for 'confirmation of the commission'. What do others do there. I ignored it, but I thought I'd ask. Of course, I did sign where indicated.

Rick

Reply by Ilona_OH on 2/18/06 3:21pm
Msg #98206

You can't notarize your own sig.and I don't think you are allowed to just display your stamp either. I attach a note saying it is illegal in my state and have never heard anything back.

Reply by Kydocrunner on 2/18/06 4:02pm
Msg #98208

I would have stamped it and then crossed through it with a red pen and wrote above it "for demonstration only" It is legal to do it that way here in Kentucky.

Reply by Anonymous on 2/25/06 7:15pm
Msg #99990

I had this happen one time and I took down the information on another sheet of paper, then took it to another notary and had them notarize it for me.

Reply by Anonymous on 2/18/06 10:02pm
Msg #98230

yes you are right about that in the certification manual it strongly advise against attaching your notary stam

Reply by Jason on 2/18/06 9:05pm
Msg #98227

You did right. n/m