Graceland set for foreclosure auction, notice states; Elvis heir Riley Keough claims fraud

[shangri__la]

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Graceland set for foreclosure auction, notice states; Elvis heir claims fraud, fights sale https://t.co/q6Cw2gjfvA
- WREG News Channel 3 (@3onyourside) May 20, 2024
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Graceland, the historic home of Elvis Presley, is set to be sold off at a foreclosure sale this Thursday according to a legal notice, but Presley’s

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[ty]

Believe the Notary! They uphold the law more than you could possible know. lol, random I know, but if you knew what happens if you notarized something you should not have? Ouchie.

[skyler_white_yo]

Notary’s don’t mess around. Especially if you are notarizing something like a POA, I only had to do it once, and luckily the subject was with it enough to say they weren’t being taken advantage of.

[ty]

I stopped being one a few years ago when all the e-Notary stuff started. I might have continued if my company paid for the training required to become an e-Notary but it was expensive.

[espressotorte]

Can e-notaries make a lot?

[ty]

No, notaries do not make a lot. Most are one because their job asked them to get their license, in my experience.

https://www.nationalnotary.org/knowledge-center/about-notaries/notary-fees-by-state

When I first got one I worked in a a bank and then a commercial real estate companies where documents being transacted for reasons related to the bank or real estate needed a notary

I never took fees since I was funded by the companies

[skyler_white_yo]

In my state, you can either be a traditional notary, or an e notary, but not both. Some e notaries have found a way to charge “service fees” way above and beyond the $2.00 limit of a traditional notary. Depending on where you live, you can go into any bank, library, or local government building and find a notary, most at no charge.

[eva_hagberg]

I recently renewed my license but I consciously don't do e-stuff. It's just wrong.

[eerilybeloved]

Most maybe, but there are plenty of shady or plain useless ones out there.

Places like UPS, for example, should not be offering notary service. I went there to have a doc notarized. The guy was pulling double duty as cashier and notarizing officer, and he couldn’t have cared less about what he was notarizing. Didn’t read the docs, didn’t ask for ID - whole process took a literal minute lol

[shangri__la]

I just looked at the lawsuit- the notary's signature on the affidavit doesn't match what was on the notarized document, and the documentation was never recorded to the county register office. Shady boots.