Posted by Bear900/CA on 2/11/13 12:54am Msg #455114
Looking for a few good Eggs!
I’m looking for interested, talented or not, hopefully knowledgeable or willing to learn and contribute, highly cooperative NSA’s AND SS’s who would like to collaborate on the following:
• putting together a ‘Best Practices Policy’ on NPI (Non-Public Information) • Addressing other future compliance issues
Purpose?
• Write your own paychecks and increase your market share by becoming industry leaders • Keep pace with CFPB’s NPI and other rules and regulations • Become the best SS and NSA’s in the business willing to work together and support each other with fair prices and the highest quality available • Eliminate risk and liability of identity theft through the elimination of PDFs, and other risk taking practices • NOT to replace NR. This intended as a permanent resource for compliance reference
About me
• Have written Red Flag Policies to comply with the FACT act. Experienced technical writer. • Trained and certified with the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCen). • Immediate past VP of education serving the state board of directors for the California Association of Mortgage Professionals. http://www.ca-amp.org/about/board-of-directors.htm • Desire to raise the bar of those in our industry, both NSA’s and SS companies.
About you
• Your practical, technical and common sense input is desired • Readiness and enthusiasm, sense of humor a plus • Patience! We are an otherwise busy lot
LinkedIn site: Notary Compliance (US)
Full link: http://www.linkedin.com/groups/What-are-your-AntiIdentity-Theft-4845325.S.212591903
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Reply by SharonMN on 2/11/13 2:41pm Msg #455230
I'd be glad to discuss offline. hahn (dot) notary (at) usa (dot) com. I'm a paralegal in the financial services industry in addition to being a signing agent.
I suppose the best safeguard would be for the TC or SS to verify that the signing agent they were hiring was a real, live, qualified person. It always seems quite dodgy to me that anyone can throw up an email address on a database and suddenly you start getting highly confidential info sent to you with no questions asked except "Will you do this assignment for $50?"
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