Posted by Anonymous on 1/24/06 12:04am
Msg #90502

Closing Agent.......???

Hi I am writing from Colorado Springs, Co and I was wondering, as a Notary Public, do I sign documents that only say "Notary Public" or can I also sign documents that say "Closing Agent and Signing Agent"? Is it the same thing? What are the rules to what I can and cannot sign?

Reply by Anonymous on 1/24/06 12:18am
Msg #90506

Can someone please help me with this?

Reply by Jenny_CA on 1/24/06 12:22am
Msg #90507

Not in CO. but my experience with docs that state Signing Agent are for me to sign, its usually the Patriot Act.

Reply by Anonymous on 1/24/06 12:27am
Msg #90509

No i meant on loan documents, do I only sign where is says "Notary Public" or do I sign where it says "Closing Agent" too? Ive neard different things about this and really need a proper answer please. Thank you so much.

Reply by Anonymous on 1/24/06 12:29pm
Msg #90666

why don't you call the NNA who no doubt got you on this career path?

Reply by RickinVA on 1/24/06 3:52pm
Msg #90743

Gee! 15 messages, and 9 of them by the same person. This is really getting dumb.
Ya'all live somewhere, and if you are more than about 12 years old, you probably have
enough moxie to pick a name! Of course, if you're trashing someone, you might not
want to use your own, but you *could* pick something--maybe Curley, or Moe.

Rick

Reply by Anonymous on 1/24/06 12:26am
Msg #90508

Since you do not know the answer to this why are you doing a signing? Perhaps you should get some training before doing something you obviously do not have the knowledge to do!

Reply by Anonymous on 1/24/06 12:36am
Msg #90512

Im sorry your life is so sad, BORING and pathetic that you feel the need to make other people feel below you, due to your superior Notary knowledge(!!!!!!!!!)

Reply by Anonymous on 1/24/06 11:10am
Msg #90639

Sorry that you are so completely lacking the basics necessary to do a signing. Perhaps you should get some Training before you screwup someone's loan. It is obvious that you have NO clue....must be another NNA prodigy that bought into their easy money offer.

Reply by Anonymous on 1/24/06 12:31pm
Msg #90668

Your attitude is going to go far in getting help and assistance.

Reply by Jenny_CA on 1/24/06 12:53am
Msg #90514

I am honestly trying to help you but really in docs you are notarizing docs there's not much signing going on on your part, at least from what I've experienced. That's what I know from CA.

Reply by Anonymous on 1/24/06 12:55am
Msg #90515

Well thank you anyway, I appreciate it!

Reply by Jenny_CA on 1/24/06 12:59am
Msg #90516

Re: I meant notarizing signatures. good luck w/ finding

the answers to you questions. The SR training quide or the Just point and Sign book may be of some help for you.

Reply by Jenny_CA on 1/24/06 1:01am
Msg #90517

Okay having trouble spelling." Your ?s " and help to you n/m

Reply by Janlee_MI on 1/24/06 6:42am
Msg #90550

Closing Agent vs Signing Agent.

The person to ask is the Lender, Some Lender want you to sign the documents or some what the Escrow Closer to sign there. It depends on each Lender. But normally when it says Closing Agent that means the Escrow closer.

Reply by Bonnie_CO on 1/24/06 8:45am
Msg #90577

Good Morning,
My experience has been that I do not sign anything that says "Closing Agent" since that's usually the Escrow agent. The only thing i've come across that had "signing agent" was the patriot act form, and since 1-I was the signing agent and 2- I was the one verifying the ID's that one should be signed by me as the "signing agent". Now and then I come across one that says : "Signing Agent/Notary" and of course I would sign that one. Hope this has helped you.