Express notary a360

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@dyissenia Excellent question! There is a Search Function on the Notary Cafe forum that can immediately provide you with answers to general (oftentimes queried) questions like this one. It’s a proverbial GOLDMINE of data that will instrumentally guide you in your business owner development process.

This information is immediately available on Notary Cafe is very insightful & helpful, too!

It’s always wise to research & vet a new client prior to providing a definitive confirmation to them for your initial Signing Order for them. A great start of research would begin within the Notary Cafe forums Search Function.

FYI: Most members find it difficult/nearly impossible to locate the Search Function in order to access the wealth of info available within the database.

To be helpful, I’ve inserted an image for you & others [see below] to help members locate it to unlock the wisdom & knowledge of other members on the forums.

Accessing the database to locate info about potential clients has saved many of us an inordinate amount of time ‘chasing’ payments for Services professionally provided to potential non-payers . . .

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QUESTION 1: Yes.

QUESTION 2: No. In general, within this business sector, the “positive” feedback is along the lines of => “No news is good news.”

Specifically, for this business entity, in my direct experience: No.

As a business owner, it will be 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:’

Signing S.Show

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…

QUESTION 3: Yes. In general, within this business sector, the “negative” feedback is swift.

Specifically, for this business entity, I surmise “Yes” from the feedback that is submitted on the Notary Cafe forum. NOTE: I have no direct experience of “missing something” or “errors,” so, unable to provide a reply, only second-hand knowledge, as noted above.

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I performed a bit of cursory Research on your behalf.

The following is a listing of 10 threads on this business entity as you identified it within the body of your post:

https://forum.notarycafe.com/search?q=Notary%20Express%20A360

The following is a listing of 10 threads on this business entity as you identified it within the title of your newly created thread:

https://forum.notarycafe.com/search?q=Express%20Notary%20A360

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This entire thread will be helpful to you as well:

Temper your expectations

To preface this, I’ve been a lurker on these forums for quite some time and I’ve noticed a ton of expectations lately that seem too unrealistic. I’m a NSA out of Michigan and have been one for the past 7 years. I usually pull in at least 8k worth of business every month but it takes a LONG time to get to that point. I see a ton of newer notaries looking to make fast money or expecting SS or TC to come to them over seasoned notaries while they have very little experience. A few tips that I’d sug…