Posted by upnorth/AK on 3/23/13 10:28am
Msg #462652

Sign & Seal Notary

This company came up a few months ago but I am checking to see if those that did work for them ever got paid and if so how long it took.

Reply by John E. Rogers on 3/23/13 10:56am
Msg #462657

State specific. Ohio is a "spousal" state, so even though the actual spouse-borrower signs Note, non-borrowing spouse must sign mortgage, RTC, TIL, and several other docs. The non-borrowing spouse, as inheritor, is not responsible for the loan but assures the subject property is security for the loan. If borrower dies or couple is divorced or whatever, non-borrowing spouse has options to sell house and pay loan, re-finance house and sign a note, or whatever he/she decides. I am not an attorney so not exactly knowledgeable of all legal conditions involved. In short, non-borrowing spouse has dower rights. Hope this helps a little. Check your state's laws on this matter.
jer-OH

Reply by samH/CA on 3/23/13 10:59pm
Msg #462734

I worked for them for the first time few months ago, got paid about 45 days after I emailed them with CC to the escrow officer.

Reply by F2F/FL on 3/24/13 9:33am
Msg #462757

I have worked for Sign & Sealed a few times and they are great. Integrity plus, pays on time. Will work as much as she needs me, I wish there was more.