There are several threads on this site and others pertaining to non-payment of Loan Pro Closers. Someone even created a YouTube video alleging they are one of the worst signing companies because of their failure to pay and offer little to no communication once the assignments are completed. I accepted and completed 3 assignments from Loan Pro Closers back in November 2025. Thankfully i was able to receive payment 75 days later after threatening to report them to the Kentucky Secretary of State and Signing Order. I let my guard down by accepting an assignment without vetting the signing company first. This would have never occurred had i not accepted a last minute rush order. The first order was for a Buyers Package about 60 pages for $100 that was 5 miles away. Then, the very next day, they called me to notarize a 1-page document for $50 with scanbacks only that was about 3 miles away. All easy and so I took it. Lesson learned all easy money ain’t good money. My advice is to take the time to vet these companies before you begin printing one single document.
Better yet, vet them before you ever accept an assignment from them. It’s easier that way than to give it back once you’ve accepted it. If you see that they’re posting jobs on one of the main platforms, check them out before accepting anything. In the case of Loan Pro Closings, I haven’t accepted any of their job postings on Signing Order because they just seem a little “off” to me in their requirements and since their offer pay isn’t great, I just don’t respond to their postings.
You know vetting a company before acepting means 9 times out of 10 the order is gone anyway.
Yes I know, but that’s okay. You’re vetting them for future orders. There is no rush to take anything and everything that’s thrown out there.
It appears that LOAN PRO CLOSERS has been taking advantage of notaries for some years now. I rarely do loan signings these days, and most days i completely ignore the alerts because of the low offers. I also failed to mention that the reason I accepted the order without vetting was because I got them mixed up with COMPLETE CLOSERS who was once LOAN CLOSERS. I am not sure why Matthew Ceci changed the name of his signing company, but I have never had a problem working with either of his companies. He has good communication. His fees are low but decent, and he pays as promised, within 30 days.
I agree with PeggySue that the order will be gone if you were to vett every company before accepting an order. That is why I suggested to accept the order then vet before printing. Although i would prefer to run my business as a professional and not turn down any jobs after accepting them. I don’t believe anyone is in the business of working for free. And, for these sleezy companies that fall into that bucket of not paying or slow to pay, do we really care of how they might preceive us as business owners, because we prioritized our best interest over them making money off of someone’s vulnerability. I would also like to add that not everyone, especially newbies trying to get their feet wet, is in a position to be picky about what signing services they will work with. I am also not going down a rabbit hole of debating the topic of accepting low ball offers either. It is the most talked about topic on any forum.
I created this topic to warn others that LOAN PRO CLOSERS has been notorious for years, for taking advantage of notaries. I also wanted to share my tactics of how I was able to get paid. PERIOD
Is it the same as loan closers? That company blackballed me for returning a business card with a package to a title company. And then refused to discuss it with me.
Not that I am aware of. In my research, it looks like they were/are affiliated with National Loan Closers
If we are accepting orders from signing order and or snap docs we shouldn’t even have to vet these companies. They make us upload all of our credentials and have to be NNA certified and all other things but yet we have to vet companies. Why is it that they are not held responsible when someone doesn’t pay the notary after all it comes from their platform. Im just saying if it’s their job to make sure notaries are vetted then they should also be vetting the companies. If they can’t ensure we get paid then what’s their function just to be the middle man?!
You are 1000% correct. Due to the similarities in the names of the two companies, I thought I had accepted a job for a company that I had already vetted and built a relationship with. I was actually working with Loan Pro Closings (the crooks) and Complete Closers almost simultaneously so i did not realize until i was reconciling my books at the end of the month that one company paid and the other had not. I did 3 jobs each for both companies within a 10 day time frame. Again, Matt with Complete Closers was always professional and I have talked with him on numerous occasions
One thing that I failed to catch with Loan Pro Closings is that they are very intentional in providing very little contact information on the order form or on their website. On the signing order form, they only list the name of the company but no contact person, and the only email they provide is generic -scheduling@lpclosers.com. Another red flag that i did not catch at the time was they have about 3 pages of instructions for the notary, but they were not very clear on their payment terms. Again this was my first time working with Loan Pro Closings, and all the while, I am assuming I am getting a lot of work from one company when i was actually working with two different companies simultaneously. Even today I just discovered Loan Pro Closers is aka Loan Pro Closings and National Loan Closers.
So yes in actuality, Signing Order and Snapdocs are providing a feeding pool of notaries for these sharks to attack and have their way with us with no recourse or accountability. My next step is to make Signing Order aware of their bad business practices in hopes that they will remove them from their platform. Like the youngins say, “I got time today.”
I have only taken a handful of signing service jobs. I have leaned from all these boards, that I can’t afford to work for signing services. I have been lucky that Notary Cafe searches referrals got me normal title or single page notary gigs that paid in less than two weeks. One Notary Cafe referral job paid me within 3 days. Same from Notary Rotary. Oops can I mention another directory?? My bad.
I did not INVEST in notary training to work as a temp which are signing services and Signing Order. Those days as a temp in my former life, bye bye 
I remember one training platform said their job was not to help me get signing service jobs but to make a free agent. Stop taking jobs from SS!!! Even if you take a super part job it helps take the desperation of being paid months after your job.
Even temps get paid every week.
The difference is that the companies pay them. We don’t. We’re just a necessary evil in the grand scheme of things.
That’s not very realistic. With the volume of signings I do, I have income streaming in on a weekly basis. If I didn’t accept signing service jobs I wouldn’t work. I don’t consider myself a temp by any means. Working with a signing service we are free to accept or decline those jobs. Makes me pretty free to do what I wish.
I agree. I keep my pipeline as full as I can; work to ensure I collected all that’s due me and keep on keepin’ on. I earn a lot more $$ doing loan signings than I ever would doing just GNW. But I’m in a target-rich environment, too. Whatever works, I guess.
I have nothing against signing forums like Signing Order, Snapdocs, and Notary Cafe. In the beginning, for months. I received all of my work soley from these sites because it also takes months for your Google Page to start getting traction. However, I agree with a previous comment that these slimmy signing services should be blocked from using their site, especially if they have a history of not paying their vendors.
Again, LOAN PRO CLOSERS aka LOAN PRO CLOSINGS aka NATIONAL LOAN CLOSERS has a history of not paying their vendors. Beware!