Re: The whole date thing drove me nuts last year. No logic.

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Re: The whole date thing drove me nuts last year. No logic.
Posted by Luckydog of FL on 2/22/21 8:46am	Msg #629749

As this is true, but the document itself has a date, your notary stamp has your commission date, probably a stamped recording date when filed, so there really wouldn't be any confusion over someone ending the date in "21" meaning 1821,1921 or 2021. It's good practice though and had to do it last year on everything anyway.

Messages in this Thread
	02/20/2021 or 02/20/21 - Cheryl Elliott on 2/21/21 10:47am
	Not loan-signing related...but got so used to writing out - Linda_H/FL on 2/21/21 10:57am
	Re: 02/20/2021 or 02/20/21 - Luckydog on 2/21/21 11:02am
	Re: 02/20/2021 or 02/20/21 - JanetK_CA on 2/21/21 4:49pm
	Re: 02/20/2021 or 02/20/21 - SteveS/CA on 2/21/21 7:36pm
	I've learned to use a "cheat sheet" with the date for - MW/VA on 2/21/21 5:42pm
	Re: I - Doris_CO on 2/21/21 10:00pm
	Re: I don't care how they choose to date now that we are not - ananotary on 2/21/21 10:47pm
	The whole date thing drove me nuts last year. No logic. - DaveCA/CA on 2/21/21 11:33pm
	Re: The whole date thing drove me nuts last year. No logic. - ananotary on 2/22/21 8:24am
	Re: The whole date thing drove me nuts last year. No logic. - VT_Syrup on 2/22/21 8:28am
	Re: The whole date thing drove me nuts last year. No logic. - Luckydog on 2/22/21 8:46am
	Re: The whole date thing drove me nuts last year. No logic. - NVLSlady/VA on 2/22/21 10:16am
	Yes, but that only applies to docs being notarized. n/m - JanetK_CA on 2/22/21 2:16pm

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