New As Certified Loan Signing Agent - Which Companies to Trust

Believe me, I have tried but it is hard when no one responds to my phone calls, texts and e-mails.

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After two jobs completed without payment, I have already stopped accepting any jobs from Notary Dash.

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I guess I should chalk up the non payment experiences to learning. I now Google every company that offers me a job and if I find a lot of negative comments from other notaries, I reject the job. I am already certified as a loan signing agent through NNA but I am about to start working on being certified through Notary2Pro. It is my understanding that Notary2Pro will put your name on a list that reputable companies will use.

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Would you call the police department in their area or yours? Why not contact the Attorney General of their state?

I took Notary2Pro and never heard of any such list. Be careful. Their course is really outdated.

@Notary_veg It appears your Reply is to the person who created the thread referenced:

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I highly doubt that the middleman is providing you with a check upfront and then waiting to be compensated by the title company. One can only hope for the best.

@lynne1 I hope you found the information beneficial. :tada:

As I referenced above within my post, there is a List of reputable hiring entities that you’ll have access to within the Notary2Pro Elite Training Course (see screen shot below).

Check it out at their website: notary2pro .com

NOTE: Their curriculum recently underwent a comprehensive updating & revision of the material.

See more about that here:

P.S. I receive no compensation or remuneration of any type or kind as a result of my first-hand experiential review above.

P.P.S. Unfortunately, Carol has passed from our earthly plane. I hope she Rests In Peace. I’m grateful to have made her acquaintance and studied under her tutelage.

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Why spend the money. I don’t know where you are Sign up with the following two companies if you have experience. Signature Closers and Signature Xcel they are my best customers.

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This information is incorrect. Your 3 requirements as a Notary Public:

  1. confirm identification
  2. Witness signature
  3. Observe mental capacity.

Notary Publics should never advise on any document. That’s what opens them up to legal issues.

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If you like spending money go for it, but very good training can be had from Notary training school for less then $100.

I’m owed over 20k by 100+ deadbeat signing services that I will never be able to collect from. But I have done a lot of volume over the last 25+ years. When I first started and then after the mortgage market crashed after 2008, I got scammed plenty of times. you know when you’re a remote closer, you can’t just drive to their office and ask them to pay you. They just ignore your emails or your phone calls; heck, you’re in another state. Especially stay away from the ones that ask you to do something cheap and they will put you on their preferred list. I just hang up on those.

Honestly…none of 'em. Which is not to say there aren’t many good companies who pay fairly and on time always. BUT my advice is ā€˜research/verify’ every time…and, most importantly…believe what others say (you’re not special). A company can be really good and suddenly they’re very bad. Some of these jerks even pay you quickly on the first one; then flood you with jobs and then don’t pay (& move on to next notary).

Been doing this for over 30 years and have only not gotten paid by ONE company, who I’d worked with a LOT, always paid well & timely UNTIL…they went OOB/bankrupt the very same day I completed my last signing for them. Never did get paid for that one or the other 2 I’d done for them the week before.

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Notaries that ā€œadviseā€ are called Notarios. Check your handbook from the Secretary of State; there are lots of laws addressing that scam.

y’all are close to me I’m in arkansas dm me I get requests for work in MO a lot I can refer them over to you and Earl.

You can send info to me at lynne@charliejames.com. I am in Columbia, MO which is in central Missouri. I would be interested to hear from you. Thanks so much.

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So good to have this information. Thanks, Earl.

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