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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply
Title company refuses to accept my notarized docs
Hello,
I got the loan docs notarized in my lawyer's office but the title company refuses to accept them as they only work with notaries they've selected themselves. What should I do?
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On what grounds? The whole point in having a notary involved is that the process itself authenticates the document and confirms the signer. It also eliminates potential liability for the title company, who can reasonably rely upon the docs ... unless there are some other material facts not being shared here.
- Tom Gimer

Eastern Title & Settlement
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