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NEVER supply Loose Certificates!
Posted by Ernest__CT of CT on 2/2/08 10:27am Msg #233787
There are a number of offending Title Companies out there that claim "just in case" and include blank certificates to be notarized. Some even attach "helpful" stickynotes saying "Just use the borrower's name, not the non-obligated spouse" or "Please use both husband's and wife's names."

Bottom line: It is _probably_ illegal in your state to give somebody a notarial certificate that could be attached to _any_ random document. Just think of it as signing your name to an otherwise blank check....
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 Loose Certificate - natogan on 2/2/08 1:01am
 Re: Loose Certificate - WDMD on 2/2/08 5:28am
 Re: Loose Certificate -  TRG_wy on 2/2/08 9:31am
 Re: Loose Certificate - WDMD on 2/2/08 9:59am
 No is not mandatory in Ca. n/m - GF_CA on 2/2/08 10:43am
 NEVER supply Loose Certificates! - Ernest__CT on 2/2/08 10:27am
 Re: NEVER supply Loose Certificates! - WDMD on 2/2/08 11:19am
 Re: Detail is a great trait - natogan on 2/2/08 11:47am
 Re: NEVER supply Loose Certificates! - Frenchie/TN on 2/2/08 11:49am
 Frenchie/TN is exactly correct. n/m - Ernest__CT on 2/2/08 12:27pm



 
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