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02/01/2023

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02/01/2023

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11/10/2022

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05/03/2022

A great reminder! This blog may be 10 years old but it still holds true today.

When Not To Notarize A Healthcare Document
By NNA Staff on February 29, 2012

When not to notarize a healthcare document
Healthcare documents that can affect a patient’s wishes — such as powers of attorney — can significantly impact the signer’s medical treatment and finances. To ensure critical healthcare documents are not used to exploit the signer, Notaries should never to notarize under the following conditions:

The signer is medicated, confused or otherwise unaware. Notaries in a healthcare setting should always check whether a patient is under the influence of any medication that can affect willingness and awareness before notarizing. Also, if the signer appears drowsy, unaware, or other conditions that make willingness to proceed unclear, halt the notarization and ask to reschedule for a time when the signer is more aware and better able to confirm willingness and awareness.
Inappropriate influence by third parties. If the signer’s friends, relatives or other parties are present and appear to be coercing the signer — such as telling the signer to proceed anyway if reluctant, or physically trying to guide the signer’s hand to write on a document — you should ask persons trying to influence the signer to leave so you can privately confirm the signer is willing to sign. If the signer is unwilling, or the third parties are not cooperative, do not proceed.
The signer lacks ID. Often signers in a healthcare setting lack easy access to their driver’s license or other satisfactory proof of identity. If asked to notarize healthcare documents for someone, confirm beforehand they will have either ID or credible witnesses available, otherwise the notarization can’t take place.
State-required observers aren’t present. Some states have special requirements and restrictions when notarizing documents such as a durable healthcare power of attorney. For example, in California, a power of attorney executed in a skilled nursing facility must be witnessed by a patient advocate or ombudsman. If you are notarizing healthcare documents for a signer in a care facility, check if state laws require a specific third-party observer present before proceeding.

04/26/2022

NNA just put this scenario out. I just experienced this the first part of of April for a power of attorney on a property in Georgia. I contact the lender and let him know I must have a witness, the lender says it does not matter, I said, I cannot do this for you, please find another notary. A witness appeared for the buyer.

The Notary Hotline receives hundreds of calls daily from Notaries nationwide who find themselves in challenging situations. To boost your knowledge of Notary standards of practice, we’ve created a series of scenarios based on actual situations and ask a simple question: What would you do?

Imagine this real-life scenario: You get an assignment for a mortgage refinance package for a local couple. The property is located in another state — in this case Georgia — and documents must be signed by a witness in addition to the borrowers. Shortly before leaving for the signing, the borrowers call to cancel the appointment because they do not have a witness.

You check your reference material and verify that you cannot act as the witness for documents to be filed in Georgia if you also notarize those documents. Then you reach out to your contact at the company that gave you the assignment to let them know the situation. They respond via text that you can act as a witness and Notary, and instruct you to proceed with the signing.

There are several text exchanges, including one in which you send them a screenshot of the page of your reference material citing Georgia’s prohibition for Notaries at act as a witness and Notary in connection with the same document. The company insists you are mistaken and continues to instruct you to go ahead with the closing.

04/25/2022

Hi Friends, family and business associates. I have started another business called Blue Stamp Notary Signings. Yes, Vandre Properties is still up, running and doing great.
Selling Real Estate is my passion.

Why start another company you ask? Well this girl needs to expand her horizons and we are able to add additional services to the public. The best part of a realtors job is getting the client to the closing table. Although I am unable to notarize my clients real estate documents, I can notarize yours. I can close for lenders and title companies. Would you please go to Blue Stamp Notary and like us on our fb page? I would greatly appreciate it.

04/25/2022

NNA Certified Loan Signing Agent with an LSS certification. I carry $100,000 E&O insurance. My 14 year back ground of being top real estate agent in the Denver metro area gives me a distinct advantage of understanding the process and importance of the documents.

I pride myself on attention to detail, and extensive knowledge of the real estate world while guiding through tough situations, documents, and assisting with lending requirements. I walk both buyers and sellers through their closing documents. I also understands the importance of returning the perfect package quickly, the lender must be able to fund within their time restraints making it possible for all to close on time.

* Review closing documents for accuracy before the appointment
* Confirm with signer before assignment that all parties will be present
* Confirm signers identity before signing
* Ensure statements, PCOR and other statements are properly filled out
* Double and triple check that all documents have been signed, initialed, dates are complete and legible.
* Always return documents with same day service.

I have received countless awards for customer service. I will always be professional, on time, respectful, and kind. It is my goal to prove that I will always be a top choice for your company to call and rely upon.
Personal Bio
I have 14 years as a top licensed Realtor in the Denver Metro Area while assisting hundreds (100's) of buyers and sellers through the purchase, selling, and closing process.
Denver Colorado has been my home for the last 40 years. My services include the following counties of: Denver, Arapahoe, Douglas, Jefferson, and Adams.

04/25/2022

NNA Certified Loan Signing Agent with an LSS certification. I carry $100,000 E&O insurance. My 14 year back ground of being top real estate agent in the Denver metro area gives me a unique advantage. I pride myself on attention to detail, contracts, and extensive knowledge of the real estate world while guiding through tough situations, documents, and assisting with lending requirements. I walk both buyers and sellers through their closing documents. I also also understands the importance of returning the perfect package quickly, the lender must be able to fund within their time restraints making it possible for all to close on time.

* Review closing documents for accuracy before the appointment
* Confirm with signer before assignment that all parties will be present
* Confirm signers identity before signing
* Ensure statements, PCOR and other statements are properly filled out
* Double and triple check that all documents have been signed, initialed, dates are complete and legible.
* Always return documents with same day service.

I have received countless awards for customer service. I will always be professional, on time, respectful, and kind. It is my goal to prove that I will always be a top choice for your company to call and rely upon.
Personal Bio
I have 14 years as a top licensed Realtor in the Denver Metro Area while assisting hundreds (100's) of buyers and sellers through the purchase, selling, and closing process.
Denver Colorado has been my home for the last 40 years. My services include the following counties of: Denver, Arapahoe, Douglas, Jefferson, and Adams.

04/20/2022

What is a Notary Signing Agent (NSA)?

A Notary Signing Agent is a Notary who has special expertise to handle and notarize loan papers. For lenders, Notary Signing Agents are the critical final link to complete the loan. A Notary Signing Agent is hired as an independent contractor to ensure that real estate loan documents are executed by the borrower, notarized and returned for processing on time. Completing this critical part of the loan process enables the loan to be funded.
National Notary Association

04/20/2022

All Signing Agents must be required to pass a background check.

Notary Signing Agents are required to pass a background check once per year. Learn more about the background screening process here.