in this situation the only fix to me is the loose leaf certificate……..🤷🏽‍♂️

ok gotcha…..that makes sense….👍🏽

You know, I’ve only done a few signings so far, but before my very first one, I was told: “Just make sure all the documents get signed.” Well, during the signing, there was one document — I can’t remember the exact name — that said the couple’s mortgage payments would be automatically withdrawn. The couple told me they didn’t want to sign it because they planned to pay their mortgage manually instead. So I said, “No problem, let’s set this document aside with the other questions, and at the end we’ll call the loan officer once and go over everything together.” When I called the loan officer… man, this dude went OFF. He said there should be a box they could check if they didn’t want automatic withdrawal. I told him there wasn’t a box anywhere on the document. He yelled, “WELL THEN JUST DON’T HAVE THEM SIGN IT!” And this was my very first signing, so I was embarrassed and stressed all at once. But afterward, I started thinking… maybe if I had called the loan officer beforehand and introduced myself before the signing, maybe that whole conversation would’ve gone differently. 🤷🏽‍♂️

hi Vivian…..nice to meet you here what i got from chat gpt In Florida, you cannot omit either one. Florida law requires both the commission number and the expiration date to appear on the official rubber stamp seal. Your seal must include: - “Notary Public – State of Florida” - Your commissioned name - Your commission number - Your commission expiration date So even if you get a “mini” or compact seal, it still has to contain all required elements to be compliant. What many Florida notaries do instead is: - use a narrower rectangular stamp, - use smaller font sizing, - or keep a compact backup stamp specifically for tight certificates. Just make sure the impression stays legible and photographically reproducible in black ink, because if the information is cut off or unreadable, the notarization could be rejected.

im a texas notary btw……just trying to help

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