power of attorney: Power of Attorney requiring more than 'just a notary' - 01/02/08 12:19 PM
If you can't get a document notarized at your own bank, where do you go? That was the dilema of the man who called me this morning. He had a Warranty Deed that he had to sign. However, he was signing it for his father, using a Power of Attorney. He told (1 comments)
power of attorney: Correction Agreement - Limited Power of Attorney: just how 'limited' is it? - 12/21/07 04:49 PM
One of the documents that a borrower may be required to sign at closing is a Correction Agreement - Limited Power of Attorney. The heading of it will look something like this: _____________________________________________ It's the kind of document that can evoke suspicion in any borrower. What kind of 'Power of Attorney' is this (2 comments)
power of attorney: Power of Attorney closings: in the absence of instructions - 11/30/07 07:20 AM
One of the reasons that title companies prefer to use experienced notary signing agents is because, they need closers who are able to make decisions on their own -- people who don't need step by step instructions on what to do for each situation. As quiet as it is kept, the people at (4 comments)
power of attorney: "Do you work on Sundays?" - 10/28/07 02:20 PM
"Yes, I do.", I replied, without hesitation. I received a call this morning from a man who needed a notary to notarize a Power of Attorney for his mother who is in one of the hospitals here in Colorado Springs. He asked me if I am a mobile notary. I told him that (4 comments)
power of attorney: Closing procedures for Power of Attorney - 06/11/07 05:53 PM
Being near so many military bases, and with so many of our troops being deployed abroad, I am getting more and more closings in which someone is signing as Power of Attorney. The person who has been given the authorization to sign for someone else is the 'attorney in fact'. (2 comments)
power of attorney: Be prepared for the unexpected: certified copies - 04/16/07 11:59 AM
What would you do if one of your valuable documents were lost, or destroyed? I did a closing for a woman whose husband is in a nursing home. He granted her Power of Attorney. There was just one problem. The title company wanted the power of attorney document so that it could (12 comments)