Posted by kellieco on 11/24/06 10:31am
Msg #161871

question?

I'm commissioned in Colorado. Borrowers live in Nebraska. I'm wondering if it is legal for us to meet in colorado to conduct their refi?

Reply by Signing_Doc on 11/24/06 10:41am
Msg #161873

I see no problems...my wife's family (and her) are from Nebraska...and if they come HERE (to Nevada)...I COULD (though I wouldn't) do a refi for them here...after all, they are in MY neck of the woods...irregardless of where the property is...so, I see no problem...."I am not a lawyer and do not give any advice which can be construed as legal advise or opinion." JMHO.

"Doc"

Reply by kellieco on 11/24/06 10:45am
Msg #161874

Thank You I wanted to be sure.

Reply by Bonnie_CO on 11/24/06 11:07am
Msg #161876

Hi Kellie!
Yes, you can do that. I've had BO's come in from New Mexico, Kansas and Nebraska. As long as the notarization takes place in CO you'll be fine.
Have a good one!

Reply by Mung/CA on 11/24/06 2:05pm
Msg #161892

In Ca, a commissioned notary can provide notorial

sevices ANYWHERE in the state of California.

Reply by Deborah R Gray on 11/24/06 2:19pm
Msg #161894

What does your law say. In Florida, I can only act as a notary in FL. Ask your TC.

Reply by Sylvia_FL on 11/24/06 5:47pm
Msg #161911

Re: question? - Deborah

She isn't asking about notarizing in another state, she is asking if it is OK for her to notarize the loan docs if the borrowers travel to her state for the signing.

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 11/24/06 6:05pm
Msg #161912

Re: question? - Deborah

Thank you Sylvia - thought I missed something there..

Reply by kellieco on 11/25/06 8:21pm
Msg #162031

Thanks everybody! It never hurts to ask if there is a doubt.