Posted by CapCityAgent on 2/19/11 12:53pm
Msg #373424

Any work with Infiniti Title before?

Has anyone worked with Infiniti Title company before. For the first time in performing closings in the past five years I have been instructed to print all docs on 8 1/2 by 11 paper. I am wonding if this is because this is a revocable trust signing which I have never done before. Just wondering....... I am just concern that the company may come back and say some documents should have been printed on legal such as the HUD 1. Sometimes these instructions can be confusing.

Reply by bagger on 2/19/11 12:56pm
Msg #373425

I have done several signings were everything was on letter, also have doen several where everything was on legal.
As long as you have the instructions, it's not your problem.

Reply by CapCityAgent on 2/19/11 1:04pm
Msg #373427

Thanks bagger! Especially after comfirming it with the closing company. Whatever they like, I love!

Reply by bob/IA on 2/19/11 1:25pm
Msg #373429

I had 2 yesterday on all letter, 1 on all legal, and 1 mixed. All letter not at all unusual.

Reply by jba/fl on 2/19/11 2:17pm
Msg #373431

Be happy with all letter....cheaper for you; more profit. n/m

Reply by Lee/AR on 2/19/11 2:46pm
Msg #373432

Not Infiniti Title, but....

I do a lot of loans for one TC where they say 'all legal'....and, in reality, the only doc that absolutely requires legal is the 4 page HUD. Rest can all be done on letter. After one of these I asked 'do you really need ALL legal'? No... just be sure it prints pretty. Whole lot cheaper doing the HUD on legal and the rest on letter size. Just another TC attempt at idiot-proofing the doc printing.

Reply by OR on 2/19/11 5:47pm
Msg #373436

Re: And then there is

And then there is Chase loans. Everything is on letter. Go figure.

Reply by MikeC/NY on 2/19/11 6:09pm
Msg #373437

As long as you have written instructions to print everything on letter size paper, that's what you should do. You're covered if they come back later and say something should have been on legal size paper. Don't over-think this stuff; it will drive you nuts eventually if you try to second guess them...

Reply by Doris_CO on 2/19/11 6:44pm
Msg #373440

I've done a few for Infiniti Title through a SS. The instructions say print all on 8 1/2 x 11 but the doc's came mixed. Since I have a dual tray printer I just printed as I received. They did specifically ask that the 1003 be printed on legal.

Reply by Heather Smith on 2/19/11 9:55pm
Msg #373446

Hey Cap, don't sweat it. I have been receiving more and more requests for docs printed on letter, including the HUD. Just do what they ask, and hang on to the instructions in case you need proof in the future.

Reply by Stoli on 2/19/11 11:37pm
Msg #373448

The county recorder charges more to record legal size docs.

The DOT should be printed on letter size paper.

Reply by Shoshana/AZ on 2/19/11 11:47pm
Msg #373449

Sometimes the DOT is formatted for legal size paper.

Stoli, we must always follow the instructions we are given. If the DOT is formatted for legal size, it must be printed legal. It doesn't matter if the recorder charges more.

Reply by Stoli on 2/20/11 10:10am
Msg #373466

That's was a given, Shoshana. n/m

Reply by Shoshana/AZ on 2/20/11 12:40pm
Msg #373476

Apparently, at least one other person didn't think so. n/m

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 2/20/11 10:41am
Msg #373471

If it's formatted for legal it should be printed on

legal - the additional recording fees have been accounted for on the HUD..

Not to mention you print on letter you risk pages cut off at the bottom. And printing "shrink to fit" to reduce from legal to letter may render the font non-conforming with recording requirements.

Safer to not play games and just print the way it's formatted.

Reply by MW/VA on 2/20/11 1:30pm
Msg #373478

If you mean Finiti Title, yes their requirements are the for

everything shrunk to letter-size, 2 DOT, & black ink. They are all Citibank loans--not huge pkgs. & fairly easy. There are usually 3 1003's, btw.

Reply by CapCityAgent on 2/20/11 6:39pm
Msg #373495

Re: If you mean Finiti Title, yes their requirements are the

Thanks MW/VA! I think everyone else for your responses as well. I continue to learn something new everyday. That is what life is all about.