Anyone have a detailed list of all signing services good for new NSA?

Beginner's Questions
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I’m just looking to find a comprehensive list of signing services so I can apply to a bunch in one go. However for one theyre hard to find on just google and two a lot of them require loads of experience and I’m still a newbie. Any help?

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Snapdocs, goes for the closest and the cheapest notary. It’s not easy these days to get yourself connected. A lot of companies are not willing to give you a chance. Get connected with someone you know in the business.

Good luck.

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If you become a member at Nna website they have a list for you. Otherwise i think you can see one on notary rotary and 123notary

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If you are a member of Notary Rotary, you can see a list of signing companies. Do your due diligence with regards to which company you will spend your time and effort on

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Hi Shelly. I am a NNA member, can you point me to this list? Thank you.

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Which signing agent training did you complete? A solid course would provide you with a great list to get started with.

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Hi Joe,
I apologize. I can’t find one there either. Thought it was in their resources.
Here are a couple of links. You can also email me shellyldyer at my hotmail account and I will send you a spreadsheet.
https://www.notaryrotary.com/sc/companies.asp?id=SLL4WJOX
http://123notary.com/forum/default.asp

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Here’s a list of the 5 that I have been using. Just starting out, Snapdocs gave me the most signings. Lately I’ve been getting a lot from SigningOrder.com and Zigsig.com. My advice would be to take everything offered on Snapdocs for the first few weeks to get some experience. Then you can include that experience in your bio when signing up on the other sites.

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That second link does not work.

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ZIGSIG & First Class Signing Service look to be only for RONs.

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This should go to notary rotary signing service list. I would log into notary rotary before you try the link. They have a free membership as well as paid. Most of them have both in person and RON. You just need to email or upload a copy of RON commission.

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I was in the same spot - just batch apply to a bunch and track them in a spreadsheet, consistency matters way more than finding some 'master list.