Posted by pat/WA on 10/4/12 10:27am
Msg #437155

Notarial certificate

I am signing a Chase loan this morning and no notarial certificate was included

Reply by Yoli/CA on 10/4/12 11:05am
Msg #437159

Huh???

Do you mean there's no notarial verbiage for any of the usual required notarizations? (highly unlikely)

Do you mean the new "Notarial Evidence Form" is missing? If this is the case, maybe you lucked out and you don't have to complete one. Seems to me most of the hiring parties have mentioned that this form would be included with the closing package.

You've been a notary long enough to know that when in doubt/question arises, best course of action is ASK THE HIRING PARTY.

JMHO

Reply by nunu on 10/4/12 1:03pm
Msg #437172

Re: Huh???

i printed the form and made copies just in case. but this is a time consuming form to complete so my fee will increase as a result. Of course i list every document I notarize in my journal but to repeat it and add other info is a big BWOT

Reply by pat/WA on 10/4/12 2:00pm
Msg #437185

notarial evidence form

It is my understanding that the form would be included with the documents submitted by Chase to be completed by the notary. No form was included. Therefore, no form was completed.
Please save the sarcastic remarks for someone that appreciates them. I just consider the source.

Reply by GOLDGIRL/CA on 10/4/12 2:21pm
Msg #437190

Re: notarial evidence form

Pat, you said you got a Chase loan and " ... no notarial certificate was included."


A notarial certificate is plain and simple an ack or jurat. I think Yoli's reaction to your post was entirely appropriate, and her answer was very helpful and that she cut you alot of slack. When a veteran notary uses the phrase "notarial certificate" improperly, it raises eyebrows, and for you to accuse Yoli of being sarcastic is, under the circumstances, out of line. You should in fact have corrected yourself for mispeaking and thanked her for her response. IMO, of course.

Reply by Shoshana/AZ on 10/4/12 2:30pm
Msg #437194

I agree with Yoli and Golden Girl.

One has to wonder how this woman manages to stay out of trouble.

Reply by Marian_in_CA on 10/4/12 4:10pm
Msg #437204

Pat, I think what the others were trying to say is that the wording you used is confusing.

You said that there was no Notarial CERTIFICATE included. Well, the notarial certificate is your responsibility. That's the acknowledgment, jurat, etc.

I think what you meant to refer to was this new Notarial evidence form. I'm not entirely sure that it's it being used widespread yet. I've seen two Chase packages that didn't ask for it.

As far as I'm concerned, if it's not there, I won't sweat it. But once they start making do more work, that's when I'll start telling them they need to pay up for my time.

Reply by pat/WA on 10/4/12 5:30pm
Msg #437213

Re: Notarial evidence form

You are right.
Thank you