Posted by lacy/ga on 10/14/12 3:01pm
Msg #438540

General Notary Work

Got a call today from a nice young lady that needed 2 documents notarized. I asked for her ID, which is was her. But she was not the signer on the documents. I told her that the signers will have to be present with State ID. She was nice about it, but i could not notarize without the signers being present.

Reply by HisHughness on 10/14/12 3:13pm
Msg #438542

I got a call last Wednesday from a title company that wanted me to do a closing at 3 p.m. Thursday. I told them I was busy at that time and could not do it. They were quite pleasant about it, but I could not be in two places at once.

Reply by NVLSlady/VA on 10/14/12 4:27pm
Msg #438545

Quite.
(Proof Positive that we're not all as 'dumb' as we look; some of us actually know what we can/cannot do . . . where we can/cannot be . . . stop at red, go on green . . . avoid signers unseen . . .)

Reply by PegiT_MN on 10/14/12 5:41pm
Msg #438552

ROTFLMAO AT HUGH!!!!! THANKS BUDDY!!! . n/m

Reply by BrendaTx on 10/14/12 5:57pm
Msg #438553

Next laugh: I did not realize

that Hugh's post was meant to be humorous? I was like, "Okay...you're right about that, Hugh. Can't be in two places at once."

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 10/14/12 6:08pm
Msg #438555

I do believe Hugh's post had an element of sarcasm

to it? That's the way I took it.....could be wrong.

Reply by NVLSlady/VA on 10/14/12 6:11pm
Msg #438556

Re: I do believe Hugh's post had an element of sarcasm

Yes, It was in direct parallel to the "logic" of the OP

Reply by BrendaTx on 10/14/12 6:54pm
Msg #438558

Of course it did! I am slow. That's the point. n/m

Reply by GOLDGIRL/CA on 10/14/12 7:21pm
Msg #438560

Re: ROTFLMAO AT HUGH!!!!! THANKS BUDDY!!! .

You must be feeling better today, Pegi. Brenda didn't get it, and she wasn't even run over by a truck!

Reply by lacy/ga on 10/14/12 7:42pm
Msg #438561

Lol! It is funny. One of documents needed her mother in law signature notarized which the mother in law is in another state, and the other document was already signed by her husband's empoyer that also needed to be notarized. These documents are due in court tomorrow a.m. in another state.

Reply by HisHughness on 10/14/12 9:21pm
Msg #438571

Lacy, I think if you had added those additional facts ...

... in the original post, it would not have raised so many eyebrows. Now it's beginning to make sense why you thought this instance was exceptional.