The lender's representative calls the notary signing agent prior to an assignment that afternoon to inform the agent that the borrower will be represented by an attorney in fact. this is considered:

Permissible

Explanation:

Okay, let us define some of the Important key terms in question first;

>Notary Signing Agent: Notary Signing Agent (NSA) are agents that make sure to collect signatures of the persons or individuals that will be appearing on the document. For example, like in the question above, the Notary Signing Agent will make sure to collect the signatures of the borrower. Notary Signing Agents are also known as loan agents.

>Lender's representative: a Lender's representative is the person that is appointed to acts for the lender or represent the lender.

So, it is PERMISSIBLE for the lender's representative to call the Notary Signing Agent prior to an assignment so as to inform the agent that the borrower will be represented by an attorney in fact.

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