Posted by LM//CA on 10/26/12 10:57am
Msg #440507
Refi Loan Signing
So, I've just scheduled my first loan signing (refi). Super excited and nervous at the same time. I was advised that they work with e-docs. I received my W-9 info via email and I received a Closing Order/Confirmation form. With e-docs does this mean that I need to go elsewhere to print thes docs or should these be forwarded to me via email? Thanks in advance for any assistance.
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Reply by snowflake/PA on 10/26/12 11:01am
Msg #440509
If you don't know what edocs are, you should rethink
getting started in this business.
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Reply by LM//CA on 10/26/12 11:25am
Msg #440520
Re: If you don't know what edocs are, you should rethink
Thank you snowflake for your feedback. Rethink is not an option however asking questions and learning is. I am well aware of what edocs are. Again, because this is my first time I am probably nervous unnecessarily, as I have not experienced the process. I was also aware that docs could be prinited from the client's site but did not know if this was a typical practice. I appreciate positive feedback because we've all done something for the first time at some point in our lives : )
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Reply by 1Notary1 on 10/26/12 11:02am
Msg #440510
The docs will be e-mailed to you. Be sure to check instructions and print docs properly (letter-legal size). Take your time and check and re-check everything before leaving the table. Don't be afraid to call tittle or ss with any problems or questions. Relax, you'll be fine. Goog luck to you.
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Reply by LM//CA on 10/26/12 11:12am
Msg #440513
Thank you 1Notary1 for you feed back.
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Reply by Lee/AR on 10/26/12 11:10am
Msg #440511
Sure hope you have a Laser printer; not an inkjet
Depending upon hiring entity, you might have to go to a provided website to pick up docs to print.
Good luck.
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Reply by LM//CA on 10/26/12 11:14am
Msg #440514
Re: Sure hope you have a Laser printer; not an inkjet
Thank you Lee, Yes I do have a laser, my lap top, and my mortgage document knowledge so I'm ready. But you know as a first timer I get the jitters....LOL. Thank You for your feed back.
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Reply by 1Notary1 on 10/26/12 11:19am
Msg #440519
sorry for the typos, sometimes
my fingers work faster than my brain
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Reply by Stephanie Santiago on 10/26/12 11:35am
Msg #440523
LM/ /CA: I'm sure the signing will go well. Do not rush
through the signing. Take your time and doublecheck everything.
Enjoy the "jitters", they will go away with a few signings under your belt, so enjoy those "jitters".
Everyone has given great advice and tips.
Stephanie
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Reply by LM//CA on 10/26/12 12:59pm
Msg #440551
Re: LM/ /CA: I'm sure the signing will go well. Do not rush
Thank you Stephanie for the feedback.
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Reply by Michelle Murphy on 10/26/12 11:18am
Msg #440517
Good luck with your first signing! Like others have said, check, check and re-check before you leave the signing table. Any questions, call ss or title. It's better to call, than having to make a second trip...it gets easier!
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Reply by LM//CA on 10/26/12 11:35am
Msg #440524
Thank you Michelle.
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Reply by Sonja Arline on 10/26/12 1:39pm
Msg #440561
Hey! How did your first signing go ? Had fun? 
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Reply by NVLSlady/VA on 10/26/12 9:39pm
Msg #440640
As Lee mentioned, docs aren't necessarily "e-mailed" to you (I assume that's what you meant by "picking up elsewhere"). One thing to watch is having SS and TC instructions strewn out everywhere. At times, they're in my email inbox, then there's more at the download site . . . oh, then some more in the package. I learned just this week that it's a really GOOD idea to look for all the instructions before confirming appt. w/BO. Based upon my schedule, I get to know how much can be done - will I be able to fax-back multiples, print extra sets (of the HUD-1 or DOT) - or if I'm meeting borrower at her home, office, or whatever.
Hope it went well (from your well-chosen/controlled responses, your attitude will save you in this "rat race") (:
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