Is there a way to know if you have been blacklisted on notaryresume.com?

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@mobilenotary.ron Good Question. Please share your answers to the following: How long have you been a notary? How long have you been a professional signing agent [PSA]?

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The following are a few items to consider:

As a business owner, it’s as rare as “chicken’s teeth” to be the recipient of “positive” feedback. You’ll benefit from a review of this post about leaving behind the ‘employee mentality:’

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Hi Ally, Certainly, I can easily feel your frustration. I’d like to begin by offering a simple comparison: There is a very large difference between being an employee and becoming a business owner. As a business owner, from the onset, you’re going to be pretty much flying solo; that is, unless you have a family member that is within this business sector. There are no Manuals of Desk Instructions [MDIs] as one may find as an employee nor any more experienced fellow employees there to train you…

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YOUR QUESTION 1: This is one of the deep state “underbelly” secrets of this industry . . . there is not much of a way to determine your status if that business entity chooses NOT to share it with you.

Well, that is, unless you have some type of “internal” connection at that business entity who can research your status & then subsequently share it with you.

YOUR QUESTION 2: In our current “low volume” environment there are myriad variables that could affect your ability to receive signings. It may seem as if there is a correlation, but it’ll be quite difficult to determine causality.

NOTE: In general, within this business sector, the “positive” feedback is along the lines of => “No news is good news.”

YOUR QUESTION 3: Yes. Also within this business sector, the “negative” feedback is quite swift.

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In conclusion, just remember to always:

1. Do your best work.
2. Triple check your work BEFORE leaving the signing table.
3. Be professional.
4. Learn from every experience. Over time, this will generate a successful “toolbelt” of skills that will ensure you’re invaluable to your clients.
5. Remember that we all make mistakes. If you make one, just determine what to do differently the next time & skip the self-flagellation with the cat-of-9-tails punishment . . .