Do you have to go into their website to sign up then DL their app or can you do everything from the app?
Interesting, when I first moved to Shasta County I signed up with Bancserv, (I have been working for 17 years). First sign I got from them was a far location and on a Saturday, neither off which I was interested in. Somewhat talked into it, as I stated I will accept if you have docs. PERIOD. Well no docs, several hours later, no word. Now we are going into about 12 hours down time on hold so I called and got a very attitude person who didn’t think I mattered. I canceled. I don’t like being lied to especially about docs. Very important sometimes about accepting an order if docs available. So long story short Bancserv deleted me from the service. I tried contacting them to speak on my behalf but I couldn’t find an incoming call line. Frankly if you are going to treat me like that, I wouldn’t work for you.
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Same here, by the time I sign in it’s gone.
As u can see not everyone knows where an email came from
Go thru the app.OR open the order pdf and the schedulers email is there…Nothing noble about being rude
How do I get signed up with them?
Is this company for new notaries with not that many signings? Does this company require you to have been an agent for a specific amount of time (years)before they accept you? Does any one know why they have an exam? There is only one other site that request an exam of knowledge. I am assuming that is the purpose and to rank you? I appreciate the feed back. @yourcanotary1 how long have you been a notary? I noticed that they only take the first 500 at the first of every month only as well.
Sorry to hear you had difficulty with Banc-serv. I’ve been a mobile notary for 20 years. I’ve worked in escrow 19 years prior to becoming a mobile notary. I consider Banc-serv to be one of the best signing companies I ever worked with. I never say no to BancServ!!
I’ve been doing this for 9 years and while everything is not perfect with every company, Bancserv is fair. They pay twice a month. They’re owned by Fidelity. If I have an issue, they will listen to me, and we will figure it out. Their fees aren’t always the highest but they’re consistent, and with the lower interest rates they have not gone down on their fees.