Posted by John/KY on 2/13/13 4:10pm
Msg #455688

Hope they get it signed!

Just thought I'd share this one, as i'm still in disbelief.

I got a call for a last minute Provident funded refi this week from a Signing Service that I had not heard from in a while. After I got off the phone, in the time it took to walk upstairs to the office to check the email confirmation and get borrowers info/docs etc, I logged on to find that another email came after the confirmation cancelling the appointment stating "nevermind, the borrowers are going to go to the UPS store..." for a Provident loan no less!

I hope the rate lock is long enough to get it resigned!

Reply by desktopfull on 2/13/13 4:16pm
Msg #455690

You can just about count on a re-sign of this one as picky as Provident is with their docs.

Reply by ReneeK_MI on 2/13/13 4:16pm
Msg #455691

Or you got shopped. n/m

Reply by CarolF/NC on 2/13/13 4:34pm
Msg #455699

Funny has similar thing with a sellers package. I'm

Wondering how that went at ups

Reply by MW/VA on 2/13/13 4:54pm
Msg #455703

Pretty funny. ;-) I'm aware that this happen more

frequently than we know. That way, they pay $5/notarization here, and there's usually 8-9 notarizations in a Provident pkg. Yes, it will be interesting to know how it works out, since Provident is so picky.

Reply by Yoli/CA on 2/13/13 5:10pm
Msg #455713

Didn't realize UPS NP's had $1,000,000 E&O that Provident requires!

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 2/13/13 5:18pm
Msg #455716

And I didn't realize Provident sent docs to borrowers

When we took our Provident loan they wouldn't send docs to me (I worked at the attorney's office where it was going to close) - in fact, they wouldn't even speak to me on the phone about the docs or the closing - all calls had to go through my boss.

Yeah...I'm thinking it's more like you got shopped.