Signing Agent - Province of Alberta (various locations available)

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fctDenver (CO)

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About the role

Signing Agent We are continually searching for the best talent; individuals who possess a deep commitment to the customers and markets we serve. We are currently seeking an individual contractor to fulfill the role of Signing Agent in the following areas: Cold Lake Grand Prairie Bonnyville St. Paul Hinton Le Crete Athabasca Calgary Reporting to the Manager, Operations, you will undertake the following: Contact the borrower via telephone within the lender-designated timelines to arrange a signing meeting and clarify expectations prior to the scheduled meeting. Witness and certify the validity of signatures on all mortgage and legal documents and ensure that appropriate procedures are followed to meet lender requirements regarding the execution of the document package, including ID verification. Commissioner of Oaths required- signing agent to have access to another Commissioner of Oaths for witness affidavits Meet with borrowers, at their convenience, and return signed documentation to FCT as per defined procedures. Ensure a positive customer service experience, by handling customer queries efficiently and effectively. Excellent communication, customer service skills and interpersonal skills. A quick learner with the ability to take initiative and be proactive. Very strong planning and organizational skills with attention to detail Computer skills – Internet, email, MS Office (Outlook, Word, Adobe).Experience in the lending or legal industry is preferred. Ability to manage confidential information. Reliable internet/email, printer and cell phone access. Access to a reliable vehicle. Flexibility to work on an on-call basis, available days, evenings and weekends Attendance required at client residences to witness/commission documents. Most appointments will be evenings or weekends. Ideal for someone looking for an extra income. Must have printer and scanning capabilities.*A s per terms of the employment agreement

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