Mobile Notary / Loan Signing Agent – No Experience Required – Full Training Provided – Earn $75–$200 Per Signing
Mobile Notary / Loan Signing Agent – No Experience Required – Full Training Provided – Earn $75–$200 Per Signing
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
- Conduct in-person or remote loan document signings.
- Verify borrower identities according to state notary laws.
- Guide clients through real estate closing packages without offering legal advice.
- Ensure all signatures, initials, and notarizations are completed accurately.
- Maintain confidentiality and follow proper document-handling procedures.
- Return completed packages on time via secure upload or overnight courier.
- Communicate with title companies, lenders, and signing services as needed.
- This position is ideal for organized individuals who enjoy working independently, meeting new people, and providing exceptional customer service.
- Compensation
- Earn $75–$200+ per loan signing, depending on:
- Type of loan package
- Travel distance
- ScanbacksSame-day or rush appointments
- Additional income may also be earned by performing general notary work in your local area.
- (No experience is required — we train you!)Must be 18+ years old
- Valid driver's license
- Must be a Notary Public (or willing to become one)
- Reliable smartphone or computer
- Printer/scanner is helpful but not required to start
- Professional communication and punctuality
- Start Your Notary Signing Career Today!
- Getting started is easy. Simply visit our website and choose the option for New Notaries or Existing Notaries to begin the onboarding process.
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