Posted by Sylvia_FL on 1/30/13 10:50am
Msg #453093

Laugh for the day

The SOS of two states that I know of have received requests from would be notaries wanting to know if they can have two official signatures. A shortened one for "the hundreds of loan documents they will be signing every day" and another for regular notary work.
Sounds like someone is planning to be a notary so they can be a signing agent, and is dreaming if they think they will be signing hundreds of loan documents every day.

Reply by Yoli/CA on 1/30/13 10:52am
Msg #453094

Dreamers!

Nice to see you here again, Sylvia! Wishing you all the best with your upcoming surgery. Will keep you in my prayers.

Reply by Sylvia_FL on 1/30/13 11:43am
Msg #453106

Ah, one of the requests was apparently from a notary who works for a lender. (Still don't see her having to notarize hundreds of loan documents a day!)

Reply by BrendaTx on 1/30/13 3:35pm
Msg #453166

Why couldn't someone simply change their

name on their commission.

I went through two commissions with my full name. Thereafter, I shortened it to my regular signature which is seven letters total.

Reply by Don Courtney on 1/30/13 3:55pm
Msg #453170

Re: Why couldn't someone simply change their name to

Meet the new Notary, Rob O. Signer

Seriously, every refi means there is a reconveyance to be notarized so the lender notaries will be buzy.

Reply by Sylvia_FL on 1/30/13 4:13pm
Msg #453172

Re: Why couldn't someone simply change their

But Brenda, wouldn't that make too much sense? LOL

Reply by BrendaTx on 1/30/13 4:17pm
Msg #453173

You are right. Sorry. n/m

Reply by MW/VA on 1/30/13 8:37pm
Msg #453199

LOL. We may handle hundreds of pages, but not

hundreds of loans. ;-) LOL