bknight
Master Poster
Yes, one reason, no doubt, that the advisory "should" was used instead of the mandatory "shall" or "must."
And, of course, even if CTs could establish some deviation from required endorsing practice--and they can't--this would prove nothing more than a deviation from standard practice, not a forgery. They would still have an undischarged burden--the argumentative equivalent of an unpaid money order.
It seems to me even IF all of the regulations were not strictly adhered to and I'm not suggesting they were/n't, the money order was paid, therefore this is a fool's errand.