For those who use Snapdocs

[trthompson327]

I hear you. I’ve gotten better with asking for more money.

[thenotaryspecialists]

@notary_narayan

above 150 pages > 85Fax Back $15 to 25… Depending on number of pages requested.Surprise Fax Back requests that did not come up with origina order ( $40) Beyond 30 -45 minute drive ( not miles, sometimes peak hours, sitting in traffic is stressful ) - $15 extra.Number of Signers > iF more than 2 signers ? $50 per additional signer.

Once i give this , they usually negotiate to something upwards of $100 to $124 package deal.

This is how i figure it out… For ever hour of my effort , I should get paid like $40 to $60 per hour… That includes time spent on , print , travel, sign, fax , travel back

Thank you for that valuable information

[Notarybycassie]

Thank you for the Valuable Information.

[notary_narayan]

@kenmig47

through Snapdocs and find them to be a reliable and efficient service which BTW is free.I am not concerned about Snapdocs having information about my signings because they flow through thereanyway and there is no way to avoid it.

What I DO NOT do is record signings I get outside of Snapdocs. I don’t want them having that much market data about me.

DO NOT PROVIDE YOUR BUSINESS LEADS TO SNAPDOCS. BEFORE LONG YOU WOULD BE WONDERING WHY THE TITLE COMPANY STOPPED CALLING YOU… AND INSTEAD FOUND SOMEONE ELSE.

[judikidd]

Enter your client info into Snapdocs, and prepare to have Snapdocs “snap up” your clients. SD will use whatever you enter for their own ends.

[skenton]

that’s funny, Its only because yiu acceot it… Oh my gosh!!!

[jdeans]

I’ve been a NSA since 2002 and use SnapDocs… most of the companies that were calling me by phone were the same companies sending text notifications… SnapDocs is just the platform. There are still a few companies that use their own mobile app to send available order notifications. Yes, there are 3 or 4 companies that send low ball notifications… but the good thing about SnapDocs is that it gives you a variety of options to explain why you declined the signing… I often get calls when I decline an signing. When I decline for “fee too low” the will ask what fee you would accept… and I always add a note that states for example for $100.00… “provided eDoc pkg is 140 pgs or less; 16 yrs exp”

Yes, always negotiate.

One other thing that I like about SnapDocs is that it reduces the number of companies I have to update my credentials… in 2017, I worked with over 30 different companies… I always found it very annoying to be constantly fielding requests for updated credentials while busy with signing appointments.

However, I never wanted to take the time to add other companies to SnapDocs, mainly because I didn’t and don’t want to give any rare downtime and I didn’t see how it would benefit me.