Posted by HisHughness on 3/13/12 1:39pm
Msg #414774

Virginia note and strange notary certification

Forgive me if this topic has been covered before. I have some vague recollection that it might have been.

I just closed on a Virginia property. The note carries a notarial certification declaring that it is the same note referenced in the Deed of Trust. No other certification: No acknowledgment, no "sworn to and subscribed," etc.

I've told the title company that I won't certify content of one document in another document. Anybody, especially Virginia practitioners, have any wisdom to offer?

Reply by Barb25 on 3/13/12 1:51pm
Msg #414781

Has it ever been covered! What did the title company say? And would it be too much to ask which TC it was even if by PM if need be. Thanks.

Reply by ToniK on 3/13/12 3:24pm
Msg #414796

Ok I had to look at loan I did to understand what you are talking about. So what I see on the Note is "This is to certify that this is the Note described in and secured by a Deed of Trust dated _______________________ on the property located in _____________________, Virginia."

yes I notarize this and put in the date the Deed is dated and where the property is located, usually just the county its located in.

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 3/13/12 3:29pm
Msg #414797

You mean you have no problem signing off on this, right? n/m

Reply by FlaNotary2 on 3/13/12 3:47pm
Msg #414801

I would sign off on it, without a seal n/m

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 3/13/12 4:59pm
Msg #414810

Yeah..no seal...I'm still not crazy about it...but I might. n/m

Reply by FlaNotary2 on 3/13/12 3:46pm
Msg #414800

AAAAAAAHHHH! 3rd time in a week we have had this argument n/m

Reply by FlaNotary2 on 3/13/12 3:48pm
Msg #414802

Read Msg #414438 - we've beat this to death n/m

Reply by HisHughness on 3/13/12 5:33pm
Msg #414814

Snarky comments aside, thanks for the reference, Robert n/m

Reply by BrendaTx on 3/13/12 5:45pm
Msg #414817

We are beaters and abusers of topics.

Hugh and I have beat every single topic to death, pulverized it and restored it to life only to beat it again. That is the nature of this board! I was going to say, "Your youthfulness breeds impatience!" but decided not to.

Reply by HisHughness on 3/13/12 8:52pm
Msg #414835

I don't mean to be snotty, Robert...

...but I think grammatically, it is "AAAARRRRGGGG!," not "AAAAAAAHHHHHHH." You have to get the gutteral "GGGGGG" in there; otherwise, it sounds like you have just reached the apex of a world-class, sensuous massage.

Or, for some on this board, have just found new fodder for identifying people as Dirty Olde Reprobates.

Reply by Susan Fischer on 3/13/12 10:38pm
Msg #414841

"Aarggghhhh," roared Blackbeard, and the decking shook... n/m