Professional Mobile Notary
certified mobile notary serviceWilmington (NC)
Professional Mobile Notary
Posted 6 days ago
certified mobile notary serviceWilmington (NC)
Sales Representatives of Services, Except Advertising, Insurance, Financial Services, and TravelOffices of Notaries
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Professional Mobile Notary Certified Mobile Notary Service delivers dependable mobile and remote notarization with a reputation for doing it right the first time. We are seeking a detail-driven professional mobile notary in Wilmington, North Carolina (28401).You will handle in-person and remote signings for borrowers, families, and businesses, building a reputation and a book of business you control.
Responsibilities:
Complete in-person and remote online signings across Wilmington: administer oaths, take acknowledgments, witness signatures, and confirm proper document execution every time.
Qualifications & Skills:
U.S. citizenship required. High school diploma or equivalent. Notary Public commission (certification available if needed). Clear background check. Familiarity with loan signing documents a plus. Detail-oriented, dependable, honest, and a strong communicator.
Job Requirements:
High-speed Internet connection, dependable computer with camera and microphone, home-office setup, and reliable transportation with willingness to travel as needed. Payment: $75.00 to $200.00 per loan signing appointment.
Benefits:
Flexible, self-directed work; competitive compensation; professional development; and a collaborative team that keeps your calendar full. Ideal for aspiring mobile notary signing agents, candidates seeking certification training, and seasoned professionals who simply want a fuller signing calendar.
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