what would happend to someone who sign someones name to get a home refinance?

Question by boricua_2290: what would happend to someone who sign someones name to get a home refinance?
my husband brother in law sign a document for a home, my husband did sign the first loan, but then the deal with the business home group went bad for them and they decided to refinance but this time without telling my husband, in the new loan documents it says that whoever sign the borrower wich is my husband show proper ID and this is a lie because my husband didnt sign anything this time.. the borrower had 11 thousand dollars at closing wich is another lie we didnt get any money.. can we go after this loan mortgage company? should have they check to see if the person who sign the documents was really my husband? when the documents says that the borrrower showed proper ID only it wasn’t my husband who sign? do we hve acase of forgery? do we have a case at all?

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Answer by Michelle
You need to get a copy of the note and grant deed. They should each be notarized and the notary will keep a book with signatures, i.d. verification and your husband’s right thumb print. The only way to verify who signed it is to verify the thumb print used.

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