Posted by pc on 7/22/10 10:14pm
Msg #346043

Certified to be a true copy

Who signs on a limited power of attorney,
the notary or settlement/title company when docs are returned?

Reply by desktopfull on 7/22/10 11:38pm
Msg #346046

That would depend on who was given the power of attorney. Did the borrower sign one for the TC?

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 7/23/10 7:29am
Msg #346055

Re: Certified to be a true copy..maybe I'm just half-asleep

Could you clarify this question a bit? Not sure what you're asking here...

Who signs the LPOA?
Who signs the certified copy?

Or something else? I may be missing something...

Reply by jfs/IL on 7/23/10 7:43am
Msg #346056

It sounds to me like a document was notarized instead of the signature on the document which will be added at a later time to the document....I'm confused on what is being asked!

Reply by PA_Notary_II on 7/23/10 8:25am
Msg #346060

Is this a question on a test? n/m

Reply by A S Johnson on 7/23/10 10:05am
Msg #346065

Ask the person who employeed you.
Yor use of "the notary or..." concerns me. As a notary you may issue a Notary Cert that the signing was witnessed by you but why would a Notary "sign" a POA?