Posted by Kristen Macnamara on 2/28/09 9:45am
Msg #279061

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Reply by davidK/CA on 2/28/09 10:25am
Msg #279065

HARRY: This is advertising. n/m

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 2/28/09 10:26am
Msg #279066

I have a question.....

Isn't SC an attorney-only state? Or has that been changed?

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 2/28/09 10:32am
Msg #279069

Never mind - got my answer...

straight from the SC SOS website:

"**NOTICE**

The handling of real estate closings by notaries public constitutes the unauthorized practice of law in South Carolina. Offering advice to clients, preparing deeds, notes mortgages, and any other documents related to the transfer of property do not fall within the duties of a notary public. (Exception: An attorney who is also a notary public.) Real estate and mortgage loan closings must be conducted by attorneys in South Carolina."

Reply by jba/fl on 2/28/09 11:31am
Msg #279075

But really - it looks as though her business is ancillary n/m

Reply by Kristen Macnamara on 2/28/09 11:50am
Msg #279077

Re: I have a question.....

I realize the SC laws around closing loans and I appreciate your concern. I didn't post this for anything other than help and new ideas for those self employed out there.

I hope to the rest of you, you could get use out of my services!

Kristen