There is a common misunderstanding out there. I often ask notaries how many loans they have signed. I get mostly roundabout answers that just don’t give me anything to work with.
ME: How many loans have you signed?
NOTARY: You mean total? In my life?
ME: Yes, otherwise I would have specified a time period. Once again, how many loans have you signed?
NOTARY: Can’t you check on SnapDocs?
ME: I’m not on SnapDocs, I’m on the phone with you. Do you not know what your experience is?
NOTARY: I don’t keep track every day.
ME: Your # of loans signed on SnapDocs is not a total number but a number of loans you signed through their platform. Your total number might be far higher.
NOTARY: Oh, a few hundred.
ME: A few hundred could be anywhere from two hundred to nine hundred. Once again we are not getting any answer I can use to make an input on my form. Hmm.
NOTARY: Just say 250.
ME: Finally, after tugging on you 9x we get an answer. Thanks. Please fill in your notes too.
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Comment by Gary Benson — January 6, 2020 @ 6:20 pm