Posted by Joyce Asack on 2/28/13 11:12am
Msg #458438
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Reply by Eric Andrist on 2/28/13 11:19am
Msg #458443
Re: LSI - PREMIER LENDER SERVICES /PLS
I applied the other day to work for them, told them I was a notary loan signer in Los Angeles. They sent me an email with a questionnaire to fill out, which I did, and I sent it back. They then replied that they aren't accepting any new notaries in Los Angeles.
But I told them that's where I am in the first email!
Eric
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Reply by Joyce Asack on 2/28/13 11:22am
Msg #458444
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Reply by SReis on 2/28/13 11:45am
Msg #458452
Was this a MA or out of state property? n/m
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Reply by SReis on 2/28/13 1:15pm
Msg #458492
If it was a MA property they prob asked you to sign
Because you are required to be an Atty in ma.
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Reply by JOZIE on 2/28/13 1:19pm
Msg #458495
Re: If it was a MA property they prob asked you to sign
I explained that to them and they knew I am not an attorney.. I also am a full time paralegal so I knew what they were asking me to do was not right under Mass Laws.
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Reply by Stoli on 2/28/13 11:51am
Msg #458456
Please explain
"...was asked to sign in areas that was beyong the call of a Notary Public."
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Reply by JOZIE on 2/28/13 12:43pm
Msg #458470
Re: Please explain
They wanted me to sign the closing attorney affidavit... and as settlement agent.. and to verify information in the package .. was accurate.. I explained that my duties as a notary are just to verify that the signer was who they appeared to be.. when I refused to sign in those areas..or cross things off and put my name and sign that page.. the agent was rude.. and acted like I didnt know what I was doing.. I explained to her that I knew exactly what I was doing...and what they wanted me to do was just not right...under Mass Notary Rules ....I removed myself from the assignment.
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Reply by sigtogo/OR on 2/28/13 1:11pm
Msg #458484
did they specifically ask you to sign these or did you think
you were required to because the doc was in your package? please don't take offense to my question, Jozie, but I am a bit confused by your comments. There are often closing/settlement agent docs in a package that you don't sign.
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Reply by JOZIE on 2/28/13 1:21pm
Msg #458497
Re: did they specifically ask you to sign these or did you think
i'm not taking offense at all.... I was told to cross off settlement agent and put my name and I was also told to cross off the attorney signature line and put my name.. I didnt assume anything I called them questioning what to do since their instructions were if you leave anything unsigned or returned incomplete that they would reduce the fee... I have done many signings and am familiar with the forms.. this company had a few extra forms.. and the agent requested I sign them.. I was told other notaries just cross things off and put their name.. just because they didnt know what they were doing and were dumb enough to do that then so be it.. but I wasnt about to
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Reply by sigtogo/OR on 2/28/13 1:40pm
Msg #458504
interesting! I have done signings for them and pass those
settlement agent docs by. clearly someone doesn't know what they are talking about! Can't imagine being asked by a closer to sign those. Unfortunately, I can imagine some scheduler saying this though. Does anyone stop to think what your signing such a form would say? that was rhetorical
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Reply by JOZIE on 2/28/13 2:05pm
Msg #458511
Re: interesting! I have done signings for them and pass those
The scheduler had no clue what she was talking about ... when I questioned her she got defensive.. it was less of a headache ..as much as I hate passing up an assignment.. this was the first..
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Reply by sigtogo/OR on 2/28/13 1:52pm
Msg #458507
ah, so this is MA specific-just disregard my comments!! n/m
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