What are some signing companies?

Good Morning!

I am new to being a signing agent but I have done notaries for 3 years. I am signed up on one signing board site but I am having a tough time finding others. What are some suggestions out there you have all used and had a good experience with? TIA!

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Google it but I recommend not paying for any.

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Snapdocs works for some people (not me). I like ServiceLink.

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google signing companies who use mobile notaries, but watch out for those who want money up front and promises up front -don’t fall for it. And you will receive these supposedly great opportunities come through you email and phone- good luck

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I signed up for ServiceLink just waiting to get an approval back. From what I have heard it can take up to 4-6 weeks for these companies to approve new users :frowning:

I just got approved, took 2 weeks to hear back. No order yet. Been 48 hours though

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Explore each forum topic here on notary cafe. Signing services 411. We all mention tons. Just explore, you will find lots in posts.

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Once you sign up, they want access to your calendar so they can see what you are doing 24 hours a day. (Big Brother). If they can’t see your calendar, you won’t get approved.

:astonished: WoW!!! Simply unbelievable! That’s a “Show Stopper” for most business owners. :no_entry_sign:

Not sure where you got that information. I didn’t have to do that. The calendar sync is used so when they automatically assign you jobs, they don’t double book you lol. It’s more efficient than going into their app and writing down every time you are unavailable. Also, it’s purely optional and has nothing to do with getting approved.

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Nope. My calendar is mine and not electronic. I use an old fashioned pocket calendar. Had a boss on a real estate assignment who insisted on my calendar. Nooe.

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