Posted by Hattie on 3/9/07 11:30pm
Msg #179306

I need an answer about aka

Should John Doe aka John L. Doe sign as John Doe or John L. Doe. TIA

Reply by Signing_Doc on 3/10/07 1:23am
Msg #179312

depends on what the company who hired you says...and what is printed on the docs....if the docs (DOT etc) say John L Doe, then THAT is the way he signs it, if it says John Doe, then THAT is the way he signs it....unless the company who hired you states in their instructions any thing different, i.e. "Make sure borrower signs exactly as printed on the docs"....then that should answer your questions. This is all assuming that you have properly identified him and are satisfied that John Doe and John L Doe are the same person

"Doc"

Reply by MichiganAl on 3/10/07 1:24am
Msg #179313

He signs exactly as it appears. John Doe aka John L Doe.

Reply by Hattie on 3/10/07 8:35am
Msg #179333

Re: Signature line is...

(Signature line is John Doe, aka John L Doe.) He is the grantor. So is he going to have 2 signitures in 1 line? Thanks for helps. Grantee is John Doe.

Reply by Janet Sobers on 3/10/07 8:47am
Msg #179337

Re: Signature line is...

If it says John Doe AKA John Q. Doe below the line he should sign ALL OF IT on the signature line. The only way that is not what he should sign is if there are specific instructions from the person who hired you. Often they include an AKA aff to clear up differences in names but here we use the AKA if they acquired title in one name and are refinancing etc in another. I am not an attorney, just my experience. Have a great weekend.

Reply by Hattie on 3/10/07 9:00am
Msg #179345

Thank you n/m