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WWYD Answers: The Case Of The Soccer Moms Missing ID

WWYD Answers: The Case Of The Soccer Moms Missing ID

Last week we posed a scenario, The Case of the Soccer Mom’s Missing ID, about a Notary who was approached by a fellow soccer mom who lacked ID but needed a document notarized. The question is: Would you reject the notarization and risk losing your customers’ future business, or is there a way to perform the notarization that is within the law?

Special Report: New standards for mortgage signings

Special Report: New standards for mortgage signings

A special committee of executives from major lenders and title companies has announced a new set of standards for signing agents. The group, called the Signing Professionals Workgroup, introduced the standards at the Mortgage Bankers Association’s 100th Annual Convention in Washington D.C. on Tuesday.

NAR: Housing Trends Point To Stable, Improving Market

NAR: Housing Trends Point To Stable, Improving Market

The national housing market is more stable and showing improvement from the same time last year — but the industry isn’t out of the woods yet, according to a report by the National Association of Realtors (NAR).

What Would You Do: The Case Of Soccer Mom's Missing ID

What Would You Do: The Case Of Soccer Mom's Missing ID

A customer needs an important document notarized. Unfortunately, she has no acceptable form of identification with her. You explain that as a Notary, you are not authorized to perform the notarization if the signer lacks proper identification.

Surviving Breast Cancer: One Notary's story

Surviving Breast Cancer: One Notary's story

When Joan O’Briant found a lump in her breast in 2010 she tried to hide it, because she was scared. “I knew what it was,” says the Notary from Lubbock, Texas, “but for several months I didn’t touch or acknowledge it. I blocked it out of my mind.”

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