Posted by PAW/FL on September 19, 2009, 5:11 am, in reply to "Fidelity National Legal Services" This post is strictly the opinion of the author
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Was this for a modification application or the actual modification of terms and conditions? Did you collect post dated checks? If it is for an application where monies were provided up-front, then it may be a scam. If it was an actual modification (not the application), then it may be on the up and up. In either case, it is not your position as a signing agent, to interfere with the transaction. However, as many signing agents now do, if it is a request for getting an application signed, no notarization of anything and collecting up front fees, you can turn down the assignment.
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