Posted by Pierces Notary Services on 1/16/07 8:23pm
Msg #171207

faxbacks

when you are asked to fax back the mortgage - do you fax the entire mortgage or certain pages ie. first, signature and notary page?

Reply by MikeC/NY on 1/16/07 8:41pm
Msg #171209

Usually all they want is the first page and the signature pages.

Reply by MikeC/NY on 1/16/07 9:42pm
Msg #171224

"Signature pages" includes notarization page n/m

Reply by Margaret_FL on 1/16/07 8:51pm
Msg #171214

I always get asked to fax the 1st page, signature and notarized page

Reply by jojo_MN on 1/16/07 10:28pm
Msg #171232

Check the confirmation requesting the faxbacks. Usually it is just the first, signature and notary pages, but sometimes if all pages are initialled, the ss requires all pages.

Reply by closerchris on 1/17/07 8:18am
Msg #171308

I like to fax first page (describes borrowers), second page (describes riders attached), third page (gives legal or points to exhibit a), signature page, acknowledgement, legal, and first and signature pages of all riders.

Remember that acknowledging signatures on a Mortgage or DOT without an attached Exhibit A: Legal Description when called for is technically considered notarization of an incomplete document.

Reply by HARRY_PA on 1/17/07 8:48am
Msg #171314

Re: faxbacks. Depends on the lender and title company.

Almost every Countrywide/Full Spectrum that I have done in the past two years, especially through Service Link, requires the entire mortgage, usually 16-17 pages in PA. Check with title or SS. Good luck, Harry.