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More Companies Seeking NNA-Trained Notaries

More Companies Seeking NNA-Trained Notaries

To meet growing demand for qualified Notaries, ValuEscrow, Inc. has joined other companies in seeking out NNA-trained individuals to join their networks of Notaries handling loan signings.

New Mortgage Signing Standards: The Annual Background Screenings

New Mortgage Signing Standards: The Annual Background Screenings

The Certified Signing Specialist Standards announced last week by the Signing Professionals Workgroup have generated considerable discussion, and one of the more talked-about components is the annual background screening.

OCC Issues Oversight Mandates For Banks Using Third Party Providers

OCC Issues Oversight Mandates For Banks Using Third Party Providers

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) last week issued an alert informing banks and financial institutions that they must create and implement an oversight and risk management plan for supervising all of their third party service providers — such as title companies and the vendors they hire.

Major Updates Enacted To States Notary Laws

Major Updates Enacted To States Notary Laws

Pennsylvania has enacted major updates to its Notary laws, including a new education and seal requirement as well as guidelines for when a Notary may refuse to perform a notarial act.

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.

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