How To Become A Loan Signing Agent

What is a Loan Signing Agent?

Signing agents are notaries public, who usually have experience and/or training concerning the proper execution of loan documents and are hired as independent contractor by mortgage companies, escrow companies, title companies, and signing services to identify loan documents, obtain the necessary signatures, and in some cases deliver the documents to the borrower.

What Kind of Training Does a Loan Signing Agent Require?

Loan Signing Agent course

What Are the Benefits of Becoming A Loan Signing Agent?

Signing agents are notaries public, who usually have experience and/or training concerning the proper execution of loan documents and are hired by mortgage companies, escrow companies, title companies, and signing services to identify loan documents,...

March 2, 2017By Andy JohnsonLoan Signing Agent, Notary Business, Notary Public, Trainingloan signing agent, notary business, Notary Public, Training0 CommentsRead more...

Notary Bond vs Notary E&O Insurance

Notary Bonds and Errors and Omissions Insurance

What is the difference between a notary bond and errors and omissions (E&O) insurance?

A notary bond is a financial security document underwritten by a surety licensed in the state that requires it. Translated, the bond is there to protect the public in the event of financial damages caused due to improper notarization. A notary bond is not insurance for the notary. If you are forced to pay damages due to a notarization that you performed, the bonding company will pay up to the bond value amount, but the next thing the bonding company will do is come after you for the money. They are very efficient at collecting, which is why the...

February 15, 2017By Andy JohnsonBond, E & O, Insurance, Notarial Law, Notary Business, Notary Publice&o policy, insurance, notary bond, Notary Public0 CommentsRead more...

How To Start A Notary Business

5 Easy Steps To Starting A Notary Business

Are you ready to start earning real money as a notary? It is possible! Many people have found freedom in being able to work for themselves as a mobile notary public. There are certain steps you do need to take so that you will have a successful notary business.

1. Become A Notary

Each state has its own requirements to become a notary. You can select your state on this page to discover yours. However, there are several steps that remain universal: Receive proper training: It is so very important to educate yourself on how to execute the role of notary public properly. Training will allow you to excel in your role and...

February 1, 2017By Andy JohnsonLoan Signing Agent, Notary Business, Notary Public, Trainingbusiness, entrepreneur, loan signing agent, mini notary website, notary, Notary Public, self-employed, startup, Training6 CommentsRead more...

Can I Notarize A Document For My Family

Can I Notarize A Document For My...

Who can I notarize a document for? My Spouse? My Child? My Great Aunt's 2nd Cousin Twice Removed?

As a notary you will find yourself being asked to help friends and family with their notarial needs. But how do you know who you can notarize a document for and who you cannot? The question to be asking is not "Can I notarize a document for my family members?" but instead "In what circumstances should I NOT notarize a document?" In general, it is not illegal to notarize something for a family member, including your spouse or children. However, many states have statutes that make it illegal to notarize documents in which you will benefit. More...

January 3, 2017By Andy JohnsonNotarial Law, Notary Publicfamily members, notarial law, Notary Public, spouse4 CommentsRead more...