Certified Loan Document Notary
certified mobile notaryArlington (TX)
Certified Loan Document Notary
Posted 8 days ago
certified mobile notaryArlington (TX)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Certified Loan Document Notary As one of the most trusted names in mobile notarization, Certified Mobile Notary Service is expanding into more of Arlington, TX. We are hiring a Certified Loan Document Notary ready to take on rewarding work. You will represent a trusted brand while enjoying the independence of setting your own schedule and the security of a reliable stream of signings.
Responsibilities:
Meet clients at convenient locations across Arlington, TX to administer oaths, witness signatures, take acknowledgments, and complete accurate, compliant notarizations.
Qualifications & Skills:
MUST be a U.S. citizen. Active Notary Public commission or certification. High school diploma or equivalent. Able to clear a background check. Experience notarizing loan documents preferred. Professional, detail-oriented, honest, and calm under pressure.
Job Requirements:
A working laptop or desktop with webcam and microphone, solid Internet, a home-office setup, and a dependable vehicle for signings around Arlington, Texas.
Payment: $75.00 to $200.00 per loan signing appointment.
Benefits:
Competitive compensation package, flexible work schedule, professional growth opportunities, a supportive team, and meaningful, community-focused work.
Who Should Apply: This role suits new notaries seeking a foothold, professionals ready for certification training, and veterans looking to maximize their loan signing income.
To Get Started: Please email your resume to applications@certifiedmobilenotaryservice.com and call us at (405) 568-7539.
Payment: $75.00 to $200.00 per loan signing appointment.
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