There is Snapdoc Services that hires from snapdocs. I don’t know about “premium”. But there is a hiring entity related to snapdocs. They are out of Texas.
Yes, I have done a signing for Snapdoc Services as well, but on the left hand side of the order page below the payment info it list the product and the client. Mine was for a Title company out of Illinois. This following is from Snapdocs, so if they’re hiring directly, they’re lieing about it.
Snapdocs is not a signing service, title company, or lender, and it does not directly hire notaries. Instead, Snapdocs provides a platform that title companies, escrow officers, and signing services use to manage their signing orders and find notaries. When you receive a signing through Snapdocs, it is actually from a title company or signing service using Snapdocs’ technology—not from Snapdocs itself.
If you have received signings labeled as “Snapdocs Premium” or “Snapdocs Services,” these are likely branding terms used by the companies utilizing Snapdocs’ platform, not an indication that Snapdocs is directly hiring or assigning notaries. For any specific questions about the source of your assignments, you should contact the company that sent you the signing offer.
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I’m not splitting hairs. It doesn’t really matter to me either way. I was just sharing the information that snapdocs shared.
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Why was johnsonps306 post flagged? There wasn’t anything offensive in the post.
I don’t know…there is no reason
Oh I get flagged all the time for refusing to sugar coat things. Watch this will get flagged too.
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How do your list yourself on this platform for direct assignments?
I have a basic membership if that is what you are asking.
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@cheryl_1_angel 
Appreciate your post.
It appears @a1texasnotary is querying directly to @dlited for the following:
“How do your list yourself on this platform for direct assignments?”
As you already may be cognizant - the Notary Cafe platform is a DIRECTORY listing (like a phone book listing). Notary Cafe doesn’t disseminate Signing Orders [SOs].
Also, I believe @a1texasnotary is already aware, but is asking the question listed above for additional details.
FYI: When a client new to me reaches out to proffer a SO, it’s part of my conversation to query where they located my information. Their response helps me with marketing decisions for my business.
HELPFUL INFO: There are many answers to general questions found within the Frequently Asked Questions [FAQs] portal on Notary Cafe.
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If it doesn’t have an order number because it comes from a law firm then just assign your own number to it. When I do that I just use the date and the firms name. Easy!
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