Brand new Signing Agent... what all should I sign up for?

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@mattdreyer

Thank you . . . I will be patient.

@mattdreyer You’re Welcome!

Of course, be certain to Research the appropriate “Authority” to provide you with the Title Producer’s License [TPL] for the State of Indiana.

From the Internet, need to take a state-approved 10-hour pre-licensing course; i.e., by Indiana Land Title Association and sit for & pass an exam, as well as be engaged in continuing education units [CEUs], which are required every 2 years.

I’m certain that Notary Cafe members who reside in Indiana could provide you with more helpful/precise data.

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Also, if the only training you’ve undergone is via the NNA - you’ll serve yourself BEST by investing in yourself & your business success by undergoing the Notary2Pro Training & Certification program in addition to the TPL.

Here is a thread that is insightful regarding Notary2Pro.com:

Clarify what fees can be added-State of Illinois

@lktravis There are many scams to be wary of . . . This is what is meant when we reference that “it’s a very small world” in this business sector. Someone new can make an inadvertent (or simple) error on their initial few signings and VOILA! Their name is “out for publication” between & among lenders, title/escrow companies [T/ECs], etc. and those individuals are avoided for possible Signing Orders. Another reason we advocate for ensuring you receive some professional, reliable, & trustwort…

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All tolled, you can easily see that embarking on or initiating a business within this business sector in Indiana definitively isn’t the proverbial ‘cakewalk’ that some profess it to be . . .

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