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This question has come up. Tenants came into office to sign a stipulation from our attorney. Spouse was ill, so husband took doc from office, then returned with wife's signature. Or pool doc, annual agreement, can it leave the office then dropped off with signature? Or must tenant be present, in office then sign?

Mooney Grove M, CA on Wednesday, May 27, 2015

RE: Is it okay to send a document i.e. pool rules, out of the office to sign

In most states you do not need to have a witness or notary. Be sure with an attorney to what your state laws are this would probably only take a phone call to a real estate attorney and would probably be free advice.

Posted by Susan P, CA on Sunday, May 31, 2015

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