I see that someone below posted about the Chase Notarial Evidence Form. I was going to comment there but did not want to hijack the post as it seemed to be LSI related (I think). Anyhow "in the beginning" when this started FASS asked for none of this and I thought How Great! HA! That was short lived and not only did they want it they wanted it for every lender. Get that. E-v-e-r-y L-e-n-d-e-r! Are they kidding? Well if any of you read my post yesterday I had what may be forever referred to as the $5.00 total meltdown yesterday. Fortunately for this, I had the good sense to keep it together for a company that gave me a lot of business (btw, I hope you all realize I am trying to throw a little humor in here and still keep it serious for those who do not understand former New Yorkers or Other FL Witches).
I said I will just customize the form for each Lender. This is probably easy for those who know how to use this PDF edit. Not me. However, I contact a fellow wonderful and very busy notary and asked her to convert it to a Word file so I could easily edit. I had a problem. I took way too much of her time. Asked her to STOP. I didn't want to lose any more friends. In the end and realizing there were just too many variables and it was taking more time than reasonable (for me the word processing illiterate). I entered my info on top and on a job by job basis and print one out for each job. Enter the info as I go through the docs. This is usually prior to leaving my house when I check the docs (should I be fortunate enough to get the docs in time) and it has been no big deal.
Do I wish I did not have to do this Of Course. It does help my bookkeepiing btw, because I am at a point that I don't care about SS credits. But I also whined (albeit "internally" this time) about this form. You really don't have a choice except tell them no way. In which case, you're done. |
