Hello,
Are there any signing services or companies that have volume and can pay us notaries?
I get my own clients from my marketing but always good to have extra work.
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Signatureclosers pays twice a month. I work with a lot of services that pay at least once a month.
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collin,
That’s the “million dollar” question that everyone ask and what’s to know. Since most signing services are “middle man/woman” and volume is dictated by lenders loan volume. My only recommendation, allow “search engines” become you best used tool. Scan through the past posts on this forum for names of signing services. There’s a wealth of information for you. Good luck on your endeavor.
@collin The Search Function via the immediately available information found within the Notary Cafe database will assist you immensely.
As cfletcher stated above, it’s the query posed the MOST . . .
Digging into the database is bountiful. This information is a GOLDMINE!
Most members express that they find it difficult/NEARLY IMPOSSIBLE to locate the Search Function in order to access the wealth of information 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.
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Accessing the database to locate information about potential clients has saved many of us an inordinate amount of time ‘chasing’ payments for Services professionally provided to potential non-payers . . . 
Signature closers does pay well. Most of their business in this area seems to come from Stewart Title. I usually do 3-4 closings per month with them (I’m part-time), and the longest I’ve waited to get paid is 3 weeks. I never have to hound them.
Stewart Title owns Signature Closers. That’s why it pays better than most. I like that platform a lot. And Stewart Title officers are really responsive.
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There are certainly some signing services that are better than others to work with. I won’t get into names here, but any search of this forum’s past postings should give you a pretty good idea of which ones are to be avoided. As far as the fees go, I think they look at what each other are offering and kind of follow suit. It’s kind of like gas stations with gas prices, where you’ll see that if one station raises or lowers their prices, the one across the street will do the same. The problem is that fees in general have been stuck in the same place (or lower) for years, just as the cost of everything we need to run our business has risen dramatically.
But only notaries are responsible for what they will or will not accept for fees.
@steves11 Concur 
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I have been advised not to pay a company to find me work. I only get a singing maybe once a month. I’m going to bite the bullet and pay $50 to LSS. Loan singing solutions. We’ll see if it’s a waste of money or they find me work.
@Jcarlson9 Hmmm . . .
I’ll risk being redundant & echo the advice previously provided of “save your hard-earned money.”
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If you’re adamant about moving forward with the expenditure, you may find helpful information within these 2 threads:
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I’d also like to refer you to a thread to Research the saturation of notaries public within your region:
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