Now in my mind, I’m thinking why in the world would you drop a set of documents in a drop box, especially with a large amount in a cashiers check. So, now everyone is upset and confused as to what to do. The assignment that had been given to the Notary in Oregon was for the paperwork that was to be used to purchase the property. To make matters even worse there was a substantial amount in a cashier’s check also in the missing package. When this Oregon notary public and title went to track the package, there was no tracking information available.
I thought to myself, this is going to be bad. It was now Tuesday, and she got that dreaded call: the title company still hadn’t received the package. It seems she had completed a signing successfully and had dropped her documents on a Friday in one of those infamous drop boxes of Fedex. From her tone she was obviously very upset. I had an Oregon notary just the other day call in to 123notary. To give you an example, here is one story of several that has been shared with me. Loan package with a hefty cashier’s check thrown in a drop box Because, if you have bad luck and the documents get lost and you have no documentation It can cause you a great amount of grief, stress and aggravation and in the end it could cost you a valuable client. But, regardless, it is something to consider, if at all possible please don’t drop your packages in drop boxes. Maybe you have had issues with drop boxes or maybe you haven’t. And before you say it, I know some of you have no other options that are close to you.
I know a lot of you use drop boxes (Fedex, UPS, etc) to drop your document packages.
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