I signed up for loan signing with several agencies about a month ago. Does it typically take this long before acquiring your first signing?
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Make a follow up call!! once a week
It can take even longer, actually. lol 
You have not suffered, alone. 
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Hello and Welcome!! Do a search of notaries in your area. That gives you an idea of what competition you’re up against. Sign up with 100 companies. Keep in mind that loan signing has been slower due to rates. In the meantime, do all the general notary work that you can, so you gain more notary experience. Just be patient. Good luck!
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Well, Ill try to keep this short. Interest rates are high, means lower amount of signings. Man on Facebook telling people that they’ll make 6 figures a year isn’t helping issues. New notaries are popping up all over in a market that is already slow. Yes, it can easily take over a month as there is new competition every week. I really hope nobody leaves a job to pursue this.
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