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edelske

New York
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Posted - 05/27/2012 :  6:09:57 PM  Show Profile  Visit edelske's Homepage  Reply with Quote
New York notary law only requires no blanks in the Acknowledgement.

Kenneth A Edelstein
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Renee

Michigan
549 Posts
Posted - 05/20/2012 :  02:51:52 AM  Show Profile  Visit Renee's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Dan - the requirement to have any blank lines w/in the body of a document filled in prior to notarization is state-specific. It is not required in MI (was repealed/removed from the statutes), for example.
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Dannotary

California
265 Posts
Posted - 05/20/2012 :  01:04:30 AM  Show Profile  Visit Dannotary's Homepage  Reply with Quote
remember that there can NEVER be any line left blank on any doc that is notarized. Even if they put a line through it or a question mark, or and N/A or none on the lines. Just dont leave one blank spot. If they refuse, then dont notarize it.
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CopperheadVA

Virginia
420 Posts
Posted - 02/21/2012 :  7:21:24 PM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
First line = borrowers name(s)
Second line = he/she/they
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flygirl2

Oklahoma
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Posted - 02/21/2012 :  3:14:36 PM  Show Profile  Visit flygirl2's Homepage  Reply with Quote
I have a refi closing in 1 hour and for some reason I'm stumped on what to put in the blanks on the Owner's Affidavit - Please help and yes I'm a newbie.
...(date ect...) before me personally came______________(borrower's name I'm assuming)to me known to be the individual described in and who executed the foregoing instrument, and acknowledgement that ___________________ (?)executed the same.
So what are they looking for on the last line? Thanks!
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