I’ve had 3 later evening appointment in a row. The last one I did not get an initial of the signers at the bottom of the page on two docs. Totally my error. I went to the signers at 6:30am the next morning, the only time they had. Got the initials, scanned them and uploaded. Got the ok to drop. Well darn if I only picked up 1 page. I discovered this morning I had the 2nd page in my printer. I alerted the SO and sent and paid for FedEx next day. UUUUGGGGHHHH! Rookie mistake!
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At least folks are now reminded to check that printer.
Once I didn’t hear the beeping, I was out of paper, and I left without the last 13 pages of a package.
I tend to always look at my printer now before I pack up to go.
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For sure lesson learned!
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I have been at this approximately 4 years and I did the same thing left an updated document on my scanner. I paid for next day FEDX. After expenses I made $30 and had to wait 30 days to get that. Lesson learned chocked it up to cost of doing business but vowed it would not happen again
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I’ve heard it said that it’s not the mistakes we make, but the way in which we rectify them that matters. Sounds like you took care of business as quickly and efficiently as possible. AND you’ll probably double-check that printer from now on. That’s all anyone can ask for.
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Ah, yes! It takes only once for a truly costly mistake to happen for you to make sure it doesn’t happen again.
Example: Lenders get DLs from their applicants, right? Well, this lender didn’t notice that the Borrower had a double HH in his foreign first name, yet the Title Company got the name on all their title documents spot on. The loan did not close because the name on the loan documents was wrong. I do not change any names or addresses on ANY documents because if you miss one …well, we all know how that works out.
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Absolutely! 