Posted by PAW/FL on May 20, 2009, 9:56 am, in reply to "POA" This post is strictly the opinion of the author
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Most of the time, if not all of the time, the signer must sign (in cursive) everything. It is a signature! The "attorney-in-fact ...." is part of the signature and therefore must be written in the signer's handwriting. Every lender that I know has required it to be written, not printed or stamped, by the signer.
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: We are in a military area and do alot of
: closings utilizing a Power of
: Attorney. Has anyone ever had a stamp
: made so that the signer does not have
: to handwrite Attorney in fact on every
: signature page?
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