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Post 522F Order Protocol
I agree with Frank and Desiree that most title companies require a certified copy of the 522f to be recorded in the county recorder's office.
The biggest difference these days is that the red ribbon has been replaced with a gold sticker and the little brass ringlet has been replaced with a staple - both of these changes make it much easier to make file copies.
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On Tuesday, September 10, 2019, 04:42:36 PM PDT, 'Frank X. Ruggier' frank@ruggierlaw.com [cdcbaa] wrote:
Title companies still want the order recorded with the County Recorder
Frank X. Ruggier
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On Sep 10, 2019, at 4:36 PM, 'Steven B. Lever' sblever@leverlaw.com [cdcbaa] wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I know Im dating myself here by asking this question, but Ivalidate the lien stripping of a 522f.
It used to be you had to get a Certified Copy which was a real pretty piece of paper with a red bow wrapped around it using a brass islet. Then you (or an attorney service) ran it down to Norwalk and filed it.
It now seems like an obsolete process when a title co. attorney or paralegal can just look it up on PACER.
Does anyone know what the title companies want?
Steve
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Title companies still want the order recorded with the County Recorder
Frank X. Ruggier
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On my last lien strip (3 months ago), we filed a certified copy in Norwalk.
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Hi Everyone,
I know I'm dating myself here by asking this question, but I'm wondering if anyone knows the current protocol title companies use to validate the lien stripping of a 522f.
It used to be you had to get a "Certified Copy" which was a real pretty piece of paper with a red bow wrapped around it using a brass islet. Then you (or an attorney service) ran it down to Norwalk and filed it.
It now seems like an obsolete process when a title co. attorney or paralegal can just look it up on PACER.
Does anyone know what the title companies want?
Steve
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Steven B. Lever
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* Fax (562) 485-6886
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Hi Everyone,
I know I’m dating myself here by asking this question, but I’m wondering if anyone knows the current protocol title companies use to validate the lien stripping of a 522f.
It used to be you had to get a “Certified Copy” which was a real pretty piece of paper with a red bow wrapped around it using a brass islet. Then you (or an attorney service)
ran it down to Norwalk and filed it.
It now seems like an obsolete process when a title co. attorney or paralegal can just look it up on PACER.
Does anyone know what the title companies want?
Steve
Law Offices of Steven B. Lever
Steven B. Lever
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Tel. (562) 436-5456 ext. 1
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Fax (562) 485-6886
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sblever@leverlaw.com
www.leverlaw.com
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