Posted by L.G (Buc) Alboucq on 10/15/09 11:53am
Msg #307467

What county is it

When you have an affidavit that requires the county filled in do you use the county where you did the signing or the county where the property is located?

Reply by Jim/AL on 10/15/09 11:54am
Msg #307468

Always the county where you were sitting when signed. n/m

Reply by pat/WA on 10/15/09 11:58am
Msg #307469

Re: Always the county where you were sitting when signed.

This is an affivadit that doesn't requre notarization, just the borrower's signature.

Reply by Jim/AL on 10/15/09 12:01pm
Msg #307471

Re: Always the county where you were sitting when signed.

Pat, unless you are the same person as LG then how do you know this from original post?

Reply by pat/WA on 10/15/09 12:03pm
Msg #307472

Re: Always the county where you were sitting when signed.

Have you ever looked at our last name???

Reply by Teresa/FL on 10/15/09 12:05pm
Msg #307473

Your post does not show your last name

If the document does not require notarization, why does it matter what county is filled in?

Let the borrowers fill in the blank with whatever they think should go there.

Reply by Jim/AL on 10/15/09 12:07pm
Msg #307475

Thanks Teresa. n/m

Reply by pat/WA on 10/15/09 12:13pm
Msg #307476

Re: Your post does not show your last name

Our last name is Alboucq. We are husband and wife.

I don't see the benefit in hiding our identity. If there is one, please let me know, as it seems a lot of notaries do hide their identity.

Reply by Jim/AL on 10/15/09 12:20pm
Msg #307478

I don't see the benefit in hiding our identity. Then show

your ID in the forum and you will not confuse us less intelligent folks that do not know you are married to another anonymous poster.

Reply by Jim/AL on 10/15/09 12:22pm
Msg #307481

L.G (Buc) Alboucq and pat/WA...I should have known you are

married from this info. right.

Reply by Jim/AL on 10/15/09 12:06pm
Msg #307474

Have you ever looked at our last name??? Cannot do that

since neither one of you has linked your profiles. I would not have asked how you could know this if you are the same person or husband, wife etc...

Just trying to give a legit answer to the question presented.

Reply by Bob_Chicago on 10/15/09 12:37pm
Msg #307485

What if standing in Target parking lot, signing on trunk

or their car, and you are right on the county line dividing Rabbit County and
Bunny County???
Hey we don't have cool county names like that in IL

Reply by Lee/AR on 10/15/09 12:41pm
Msg #307486

Take a giant step either direction, of course n/m

Reply by Shoshana/AZ on 10/15/09 12:46pm
Msg #307488

Flip a coin! LOL! n/m

Reply by PAW on 10/15/09 1:10pm
Msg #307492

Re: What if standing in Target parking lot, signing on trunk

No, but you do have a county in which the Rabbit and Bunny are often cooked.

Reply by Cari on 10/15/09 2:09pm
Msg #307501

he he he Bob told a funny.... n/m

Reply by MikeC/NY on 10/15/09 10:22pm
Msg #307553

In that case, drop back 10 and punt...

... wherever the ball lands, that's your venue.

Reply by Jim/AL on 10/15/09 11:58am
Msg #307470

If your closing is scheduled in BO home in Bunny County

but they change appt and you close at a resteraunt in Rabbit County, you would change the venue (cross through and initial yourself, not borrowers) to match the county that the notarization was performed in.

Reply by Shoshana/AZ on 10/15/09 12:27pm
Msg #307483

Why don't you ask the company that hired you? n/m

Reply by LKT/CA on 10/15/09 12:49pm
Msg #307490

Just an observation but I've noticed that you (& the spouse) ask a lot of "Notary 101" questions. How long have you and the spouse been Notaries?

Reply by Larry/IL on 10/15/09 1:16pm
Msg #307496

I always read this forum instead of the morning comics, the humor is at such a higher level. I never saw one source that had so many that knew everything, and walked on water. It never fails to amaze me that people forget what they say and how they say it, speaks volumes and paints a picture about those doing the talking. Funny how you can start to tell a lot about someone that way.

Reply by jba/fl on 10/15/09 2:13pm
Msg #307502

Re: What county is it n/m

Reply by jba/fl on 10/15/09 2:16pm
Msg #307503

It's funnier when someone asks the questions after claiming

to do thousands of signings then ask the most elementary questions. Especially when those questions are asked and answered numerous times during the course of any given month.

Reply by Carolyn Bodley on 10/15/09 4:46pm
Msg #307521

Re: Where are your feet planted? This is Notary 101. n/m

Reply by pat/WA on 10/15/09 4:56pm
Msg #307523

Re: Where are your feet planted? This is Notary 101.

We are in Lacey, WA

Reply by JanetK_CA on 10/15/09 8:00pm
Msg #307537

Re: Where are your feet planted? This is Notary 101.

What they are talking about is where you are literally standing (or sitting) physically at the moment of notarizing the document. For example, the appointment might have you traveling to another county or the property in question might be located somewhere other than where the signing is taking place.

The venue for the notary block will always be your physical location at the time of signing, regardless of where you are from or where the borrower is from or where the property is located. Is that straightforward enough?

Reply by Jim/AL on 10/15/09 10:11pm
Msg #307549

State of : Confusion County of: Huh n/m

Reply by JanetK_CA on 10/15/09 11:11pm
Msg #307556

Nailed it in one!! ;>) n/m

Reply by Carolyn Bodley on 10/15/09 10:17pm
Msg #307552

Re: Yep, Notary 101.How many years have you been doing this? n/m

Reply by Shoshana/AZ on 10/16/09 9:19am
Msg #307566

They claim more than 6000 loans in 7 years.

That's a little bit hard to believe that they have signed so many loans and don't even know what the venue is.

Reply by pat/WA on 10/16/09 11:37am
Msg #307573

Re: Where are your feet planted? This is Notary 101.

Sorry, I made the mistake of thinking you were trying to be friendly and wanted to know where I live. It won't happen again!
There is no such thing as friendly on this board,

And guess what, you really don't have a clue as to my name.

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 10/16/09 12:29pm
Msg #307591

Pat..you really need to give the people on this board

more credit for their intelligence - you've tipped your hand as to your identity on more than one occasion - AND on more than one occasion have asked basic notary questions that, for someone touting 6000 loan signings and six years experience, should never have to be asked - frankly speaking, it's frightening.

Should you dispute this...from YOUR listing here:

"Over six years experience as a mobile notary. I carry E and O insurance and am bonded. Two notaries work for our company, Louis (Buc) and Patricia (Pat). We work together as a team. "

From Buc's listing here:

"Over 6000 loans signed successfully. 7 years experience. Friendly, Professional Service. Our office is located in Lacey, WA. This is also known as Olympia and Tumwater, WA. The three cities Lacey, Olympia and Tumwater are sister cities."

From Buc's listing elsewhere:

"We have over six years experience notarizing loan documents including reverse mortgage. We are equipped to receive and print e-documents.
Please contact Patricia Alboucq.
We have had our criminal background checks completed. "

So please...don't insult our intelligence....and since you're probably already offended, I might as well finish my opinion, to which I'm entitled, that you're very lucky you get ANYONE to respond to your most basic notary questions....after six years in the business, if you really don't know it, you should very well know where to look or how to find out - and if you don't then IMO your profiles are falsehoods.

MHO

Reply by MikeC/NY on 10/15/09 10:16pm
Msg #307551

The county where your feet are when you notarize n/m

Reply by MW/VA on 10/16/09 9:08am
Msg #307562

And they say that two heads are better than one??????? I'm confused by the most basic of questions you ask here, claiming to have a lot of loan signing experience.