Posted by Anonymous on 5/13/06 10:44pm
Msg #119731
signatures
I'm new at this so please be gentle with me. I had a signing today where the borrower signed, but the problem was you couldn't make out the letters to the name. Would this be a problem?
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Reply by LkArrowhd/CA on 5/13/06 10:52pm
Msg #119733
Re: signatures-This I think happens often......not our
concern, you ID'd them and they are who they are supposed to be correct? Done
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Reply by Anonymous on 5/13/06 11:02pm
Msg #119739
Re: signatures-This I think happens often......not our
yes I did and yes they were.
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Reply by GenB_CA on 5/13/06 10:54pm
Msg #119734
As the notary you were there to verify their identity. A lot of people have signatures that are unreadable. As long as the signature is consistant throughout the documents there should be no problems.
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Reply by BrendaTx on 5/13/06 10:59pm
Msg #119738
Depends on the county clerk so I have heard. I have seen some dandy and deluxe signatures from natural citizens and those who have come here from another country.
Some sigs look like a symbol.
I ask: does that say Jack A. Jackson? If they say "Yep." I make a note of it if I am worried on the return and say, "thank you!"
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Reply by Anonymous on 5/13/06 11:05pm
Msg #119742
Thank God  , I can finally get some sleep. Thank you.
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Reply by LkArrowhd/CA on 5/13/06 11:47pm
Msg #119744
Re: signatures REST WELL n/m
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Reply by HisHughness on 5/14/06 2:47am
Msg #119767
Re: signatures REST WELL
My observation is that the bigger the ego, either the more illegible or the bigger the signature.
My signature is quite legible.
Perhaps that is because it extends halfway across the page in inch-high letters.
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Reply by MichiganAl on 5/14/06 8:34pm
Msg #119841
Re: signatures REST WELL
That explains why doctors sign the way they do. But, I'm not one to talk. I've been told my signature looks like impressionist art.
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Reply by AngelinaAZ on 5/15/06 12:31am
Msg #119869
Signatures... something to add...
In AZ it does matter how they sign. The signature MUST MATCH THE ID. Whether it is easily readable is beside the point... but the sig. itself must match on the ID, the notary book and the document.
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