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Posted by ananotary on 11/14/20 10:18am
It has been a lender requirement in all cases and they have all been hard money loans.
I am confused by your OP. This is what our handbook says:
notary public must respond within 15 business days after the receipt of a written request
from any member of the public for a copy of a transaction in the notary public journal by
supplying either a photostatic copy of a line item from the notary public’s journal or an
acknowledgment that no such line item exists. The written request shall include the name of
the parties, the type of document, and the month and year in which the document was notarized.
The cost to provide the requested information must not exceed thirty cents ($0.30) per page.
(Government Code sections 8206(c) and 8206.5)
It literally says "ANY member of the public" can request a line item. Not what your OP said "I understand, without warrant or written request, we do not just copy our journal entries for signing services" Or "I cannot do that without cause". Where does it say we have to know or have cause to supply his information? Proper written request, yes.
Did they say they would not give you a proper written request of the line item? If so, then you are absolutely correct. If they would provide a proper written request, then you are wrong.
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