I have received the documents which has to be signed with power of Attorney , There are two signer for this order , (a) Borrower himself and He also has power of Attorney from co_ borrower . I have never done this type of documents . Please advise
(a) The person who has granted power of attorney has a signature line " xxxxx by xxxxx , his (her) attorney-in-fact " So should he sign exactly like this wording on those documents ?
(b) On certain documents only Name of person is printed without the above wordings , So please advise on these documents how the attorney-in-fact will sign ?
(c) How the acknowledgment / Jurat to be completed for this type of signing ?
(d) Whose Id' information is to be use in place of Co- Borrower Identification form ?
If someone can brief me or can call me on my cell (909) 809-1369 to clarify my question .
As to (a) above - yes - you have it signed just as it’s written under the line - that’s probably how title/lender want it signed. For clarification I’d call title to confirm this.
(b) - May be signing as individual on these docs so AIF wording would not be used; check with title
(c) How the ack/jurat is completed is state-specific. Refer you to your notary handbook or your SOS (NOT TITLE OR SS!! They really don’t know and will tell you anything to get this done…your state notary laws regulate this and prevail here)…
(d) ID info should be the Borrower only as he is signing on behalf of both but I’d call title and ask to make sure they don’t want you to record co-borrower ID. Technically, with a signing with POA - the co-borrower doesn’t even really need to be there… However, in your journal the ID info is borrower only but I’d make a note that borrower was signing individually and as AIF for co-borrower
In additon to what LindaH wrote, check with your state SOS, notary manual, or laws to determine whether or not the person who is acting as an AIF must show you the power of attorney document.
