What goes in these lines?
I think the first line I should put IRS and on the second land? not sure…
“Buyer” to insure title to the property.
Also e. that’s “the title company”
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@cheryl_1_angel To ensure that you’re serving your client(s) => Signer(s), Title/Escrow Company [T/EC], etc., it’s best for you to reach out to the hiring entity & pose your query.
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This effort will enable you to professionally & accurately complete the document package in the manner that best serves them.
Plus, it will allow you to avoid a “fix” scenario . . .
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As cNsa5 posts: It’s best to ask the title company how to fill in those blanks.
My guess would be:
c. title company name
5. title company name
Again, only a guess and not to be taken as fact. Please, please ask the escrow officer – and then let us know. 
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Well, I asked and they said leave them blank…my first thought was when I notarize no blanks were supposed to be left…
@cheryl_1_angel 
Thank You for returning & posting the results of your Research with the hiring entity.
Yes, sometimes
“Please leave it blank”
OR
'“Please leave it blank if you’re uncertain”
is the guidance/instruction received.
Regarding your 1st thought, always consult the Notary Guidelines/Regulations for the State you’re located within for the definitive insight on that scenario.
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NOTE: Some states are absolutely definitive that NO BLANKS are to remain and some other states are more flexible . . .
As a result of your efforts, you’ll be able to provide your client [& the signer(s)] with a flawlessly completed document package! 
Excellent work!
Nothing. Title will fill it out. With the Title Insurance Companies info. And not every seller transaction may even have a title insurance company involved. So you leave it blank.
Thank you for your information