Posted by DellaCa on 1/16/07 2:43pm
Msg #171122

Question for Fl.

Last week I notarized a warranty Deed, today I get a call , saying the deed has to be notarized on the deed its self . I attached a loose Ca. now he is saying I need to stamp the first page. Even tho it does not have Ca. wording. He is driving me nuts he says it just don't like it that is why I am being difficult. What is your take ,does Fl. have it were you just stamp the page without the wording? Strange man.
Thanks

Reply by hcampersFL on 1/16/07 2:59pm
Msg #171128

Della fax it to me and I can take a look at it for you. n/m

Reply by DellaCa on 1/16/07 3:11pm
Msg #171134

Re: Record

He said it will not record with a Ca. Ack attached, I do not believe this is true. What do you say about the attached ack.

Reply by hcampersFL on 1/16/07 3:25pm
Msg #171137

Re: Record

From what you are saying I don't see a problem. Of course some county's are different than others.

Reply by DellaCa on 1/16/07 3:35pm
Msg #171140

Re: Beverly

Thanks Beverly I think he is just being overly cautious , he will pay me again to go and redo it using his wording, he does say it is Fl. wording so I can use it in Ca. the property is of course Fl.

I have used a loose Ca. ack many times for Fl. property without a problem I would like to know the legal wording for Fl. if you care to share. Off I go.

Thanks

Reply by PAW on 1/16/07 4:02pm
Msg #171145

Re: FL Wording

Even though I can show you example after example of deeds and mortgages recorded in FL counties with CA loose acknowledgments, it sometime won't change the narrow view of the recorder.

For a copy of a FL compliant acknowledgment, feel free to download one from my website.

http://www.pawnotary.com/forms/FL_certificates/All%20Purpose%20Acknowledgment.pdf

Reply by DellaCa on 1/16/07 5:34pm
Msg #171164

Re: Thank you Paul n/m