Posted by Betty Pendergraft on 11/30/06 10:24pm
Msg #163127

Lender Affidavit of Intent

I am going to do a notary tonight and am reading over the documents first so I know what I am notarizing. This is a FHA loan, and in the docs, there is a Lender Affidavit of Intent, but nowhere on the document does it have a place for the borrower to sign. Do I still notarize the document?

Reply by MistarellaFL on 11/30/06 10:26pm
Msg #163130

I am going to do a notary tonight

If the borrower's do not sign the document you have nothing to notarize.
Let me guess, are you from the NNA signing agent graduating class of November, 2006?

Reply by Bonnie_CO on 11/30/06 10:35pm
Msg #163134

This is SO not FAIR! I've NEVER got to do a

notary....sniff....LOL!

Reply by kathy/ca on 11/30/06 10:37pm
Msg #163137

Me too Bonnie, not fair, I wanna do a notary too! Sniff! LOL n/m

Reply by hcampersFL on 11/30/06 10:38pm
Msg #163139

Hey Bonnie my husband has got to do one...LOL n/m

Reply by Bonnie_CO on 11/30/06 10:57pm
Msg #163146

LOL! My hubby too! Maybe I should make him get

his commission and THEN I would get to do one...hmmmm. LOL! ;0

Reply by Becca_FL on 11/30/06 11:23pm
Msg #163159

This poor newbie won't know what to do. BTW Bonnie...

Thanks for the Holiday Cheer! That was such a neat surprise...as much fun as money in the mailbox. Macy Mae, SS & I thank you and yours. Happy Holidays!

Reply by Bonnie_CO on 11/30/06 11:26pm
Msg #163161

Becca...You're very welcome! Happy to hear that

it brought some cheer! Have a good one!

Reply by VickiWA on 11/30/06 11:35pm
Msg #163165

My hubby is a notary, yummy ;-O n/m

Reply by BrendaTx on 11/30/06 11:16pm
Msg #163153

Re: Hey Bonnie my husband...Sylvia will be disappointed

in me for saying this and being unladylike, but judging from your husband's picture...I'd like to at least consider, maybe, possibly, thinking about...really just dreaming about doing a notary's husband...

Beverly's got the cutest husband I have ever SEEN.

Reply by BrendaTx on 11/30/06 11:17pm
Msg #163154

Re: Hey Bonnie my husband...Sylvia will be disappointed

Oh goody. I posted with my link checked so this will show up on the internet searches for notaries in Texas. Perfect. BEDTIME!

Reply by hcampersFL on 11/30/06 11:51pm
Msg #163173

Brenda~ Sylvia will be disappointed

He was asking about you tonight. Wanted to send you an email.
The monkey kind.
LOL

Reply by kathy/ca on 12/1/06 9:23am
Msg #163215

Shame on you Brenda, ha ha ha! n/m

Reply by Becca_FL on 11/30/06 11:13pm
Msg #163151

My SO likes doing a Notary...

Sorry, I couldn't resist. Hehehe

Reply by BrendaTx on 11/30/06 11:36pm
Msg #163167

Re: I am going to do a notary tonight - correct answer

**If the borrower's do not sign the document you have nothing to notarize.**

Reply by Gerry_VT on 11/30/06 10:28pm
Msg #163131

Your going to do a notary? Is he a hunk?

Reply by LkArrowhd/CA on 11/30/06 10:32pm
Msg #163132

Re:Gerry I was going to say my hubby does a notary sometimes n/m

Reply by cassiewi on 11/30/06 10:33pm
Msg #163133

LOL

I wondered how long it would take for someone said that.

Reply by cassiewi on 11/30/06 10:37pm
Msg #163135

meant to say

I wondered how long it would take for someone to say that. Sorry all, it's late.

Reply by BrendaTx on 11/30/06 11:19pm
Msg #163157

Re: Lender Affidavit of Intent - okay, I feel better...

even Gerry could not resist that one.

Reply by tammyky on 11/30/06 10:37pm
Msg #163136

you guys are wrong just wrong

Reply by Bonnie_CO on 11/30/06 10:58pm
Msg #163148

Who? US? Lol! :) n/m

Reply by BrendaTx on 11/30/06 11:30pm
Msg #163163

Re: Who? US? Lol! :)

If "I am going to do a notary" means going to do a notarization job

...then...

"I am going to do a plummer" means going to unclog a drain.
"I am going to do a mechanic" means going to do something like a brake job.
"I am going to do a chef" means going to cook or prepare food.
"I am going to do a teacher" means teaching a class.
"I am going to do an architect" means drawing a building.

It makes no sense to say it like that. None whatsoever.

BTW - I just did a poster...that means I wrote something on this board.

Reply by Bonnie_CO on 11/30/06 11:31pm
Msg #163164

ROFL! My thoughts exactly! n/m

Reply by jojo_MN on 12/1/06 12:14am
Msg #163177

Thanks for the laugh. Good way to end a stressful day :) n/m

Reply by Becca_FL on 11/30/06 11:18pm
Msg #163155

Oh, Jeez, I just read the original post.

>>>...but nowhere on the document does it have a place for the borrower to sign. Do I still notarize the document?<<<

Only if you're into "doing" that sort of thing.

Reply by Bonnie_CO on 11/30/06 11:25pm
Msg #163160

Well Becca, takes all kinds ya know....LOL!

My thoughts on that were, "Sure hon, go right ahead and 'notary' it".... Night all!

Reply by MichiganAl on 12/1/06 2:12am
Msg #163180

Do I still notarize the document?

Betty, what's the purpose of a notarization? Isn't it to witness or attest to a signature? Honestly, I'm not trying to be mean, but to ask if you notarize a document that doesn't have a signature shows that you're on page one of the "how to be a notary handbook." Fine, we were all there. But you're not anywhere NEAR ready to start handling important loan docs.

I'm off to do a dentist (brush my teeth), do a veterinarian (feed my cat), and do a herdsman (count some sheep). Good Night.

Reply by JanetK_CA on 12/1/06 3:15am
Msg #163181

Yeah, what he said...

And in case anyone didn't get it after all of the above, the correct grammar would be to "do a notarization". This happens to be a pet peeve of many of us, obviously! ;>

Reply by Glenn Strickler on 12/1/06 3:20am
Msg #163182

You guys just crack me up .......

And I thought I was too tired to laugh tonight .. (I guess it's this morning now)

Reply by kathy/ca on 12/1/06 9:21am
Msg #163214

Al, what a riot! Now I am going to do a trainer (off to the

gym), then to do a notary, like the original poster!