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  1. An NSA arrives at a signing and discovers the loan package is missing the Closing Disclosure. What should they do?

    Answer: Contact the hiring party immediately and await instructions

    A missing required document must be reported to the hiring party immediately; the NSA should not proceed without all required documents.

  2. Which scenario most accurately represents a 'table-funded' loan signing?

    Answer: The lender provides funds to the title company at the closing table, allowing disbursement at signing

    In a table-funded closing, the lender wires funds to the title company so that disbursement occurs simultaneously with signing.

  3. What does it mean when a notary uses a 'jurat' instead of an 'acknowledgment'?

    Answer: The signer swears or affirms that the document's contents are true, typically in person

    A jurat requires the signer to swear or affirm under oath that the document's contents are true, whereas an acknowledgment only verifies the signature.

  4. If a borrower is signing as an attorney-in-fact (under a Power of Attorney), how should the signature line typically read?

    Answer: The principal's name, followed by the attorney-in-fact's name and 'Attorney-in-Fact'

    When signing under a Power of Attorney, the signature typically reads '[Principal Name], by [Attorney-in-Fact Name], Attorney-in-Fact' to reflect the representative capacity.

  5. How many copies of the Notice of Right to Cancel must typically be provided to each borrower on a refinance?

    Answer: Two copies per borrower (plus one executed copy)

    Under TILA/Regulation Z, each borrower with a right to rescind must receive two copies of the Notice of Right to Cancel, plus one completed copy.

  6. An NSA discovers after leaving the signing that a borrower did not sign one page of the Deed of Trust. What is the appropriate next step?

    Answer: Notify the hiring party immediately and follow their instructions for a cure

    The NSA must notify the hiring party immediately; the lender or title company will determine whether a corrective signing or other cure is needed.

  7. What is the primary reason an NSA should never photocopy a borrower's identification document without explicit authorization?

    Answer: It may violate privacy laws and the borrower's rights regarding personal data

    Copying identification documents without consent can violate privacy laws and expose the NSA to liability; authorization from the borrower and hiring party is required.