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Posted by  SheilaSJCA on 7/23/05 6:28pm
The dates should be fine. They still sign and date according to when they are doing it. The docs CAN have an older date and often do) The whole idea of backdating comes up, when some one dropped the ball, or took too long, and the borrower is going to lose his lock/rate- if they are not signed by that "certain" date.) That is too bad, but notaries cannot backdate their acknowledgements/jurats because they HAVE to reflect when the person appeared and acknowledged signing. or appeared, swore and signed. |
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