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How to Sign & Initial When There is a Power of Attorney

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How to Sign & Initial When There is a Power of Attorney

31,911 views October 29, 2017 3:52

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NOTE: This is an older video from my library, but it’s still useful. For the updated system I teach today, join the FREE High Performance Notary community here: skool.com/notary

As a mobile notary and signing agent, you run into Power of Attorney scenarios a lot, so it would benefit you to MASTER them. People use a Power of Attorney when one party will not be physically present at the signing. All of this MUST be approved by the lender and the escrow officer, so you'll never have to make any decision about whether or not that is okay. But you WILL be responsible for ensuring the document is signed, dated, and initialed legally, and as per the lender instructions . Get good at this! NotaryCoach.com

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Notary Coach published this 3:52 video tutorial on October 29, 2017. It has been watched 31,911 times on YouTube.

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