(For some reason, this reminds me of the birth certificate for the current occupier of the White House)...
Lack of "due diligence" is a problem not limited solely to the financial sphere.
Yes. They file an affidavit of a “lost” lien document.
The truth is, the documents aren’t lost.
They were destroyed.
When the banksters put the mortgage liens into MERS, they destroyed the originals so as to “remove any possibility of duplicate claims” - ie, they wanted the electronic “copy” of the lien in MERS to be “the one” lien claim.
Trouble was, these fraudsters didn’t realize that in many states, you have to produce the original paperwork to file a foreclosure. The law is different and unique in all 50 states on these matters, and in some states, you must come to court with, among other documentation, the original lien papers with “wet” signatures on them.
Well, guess what? Those were destroyed when the loan was put into MERS to facilitate trading the loans like stocks or commodity options.
Brilliant move, eh?
“What your saying is that “missing documents” aren’t found, they are counterfeited and filed as if genuine? “
Yep. That covers it. Original documents went missing so DocX creates new ones based on either previously filed documents whose data was recorded or through new information given to them. Either way, that original note is gone and the one they present to the courts does not have an orignial signature on it. Instead, they FORGE, yes, FORGE, signatures based on other documents that contain a signature.