Why do you need a copy of my stamp and more information?

[cNsa5]

The industry standards as expressed by LindaH-FL & noblenotary615 are COMPLETELY accurate and represent the professional manner in which an Independent Contractor certified notary signing agent [CNSA] would administer their business providing professional CNSA services.

NOTE: The other opinion on this thread is inaccurate and solely represents the opinion of the signing service C2C.

Always remember to consider the source of information you receive.

You can run a Search (upper right/magnifying glass) as it’s usually quicker than waiting for someone to reply.

Here is one germane thread available, but there are MANY in the Notary Cafe database to review:

A title company has asked me to stamp a blank sheet of paper and scan it to herl

NOOOOOOOOO!!! NEVER never never never!!! That title agent needs to be put over a knee and soundly spanked (metaphorically, of course). She should know better! Tell her to send you copies of the forms with faint stamps. If you did indeed perform the notarial acts, you should complete the appropriate loose forms for your state (acknowledgements, jurats), note which document each should be matched with, then forward those forms to her. If your stamps are light, reink the pad on your imprinte…