National Notary Ninja San Antonio, TX
certified mobile notarySan Antonio (TX)
National Notary Ninja San Antonio, TX
Posted 9 days ago
certified mobile notarySan Antonio (TX)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
National Notary Ninja Certified Mobile Notary Service connects skilled notaries with loan signing and document notarization opportunities nationwide. We're hiring a motivated National Notary Ninja to cover San Antonio, TX and the surrounding communities.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Administer oaths/affirmations Perform verifications upon oath/affirmation Take acknowledgments Witness or attest signatures Certify/attest copies QUALIFICATIONS/SKILLS: MUST be a U.S. citizen. High school diploma or equivalent. Notary Public certification. Clear a background check. Experience in notarizing loan documents. Professionalism, attention to detail, willingness to learn, cool under pressure, strong communicator, and honesty.
JOB REQUIREMENTS:
High-speed Internet connection. Dependable computer with camera and microphone. Home office setup. Reliable transportation and willingness to travel as needed. PAYMENT: $75.00-$200.00 per loan signing appointment.
BENEFITS:
Competitive compensation package. Flexible work schedule. Opportunity for professional growth and development. Supportive team environment. Making a meaningful impact by providing essential notarial services to our community. TO GET STARTED: Please email your resume to applications@certifiedmobilenotaryservice.com and ask for Julie Davis, or call us at (405) 568-7539. PAYMENT: $75.00-$200.00 per loan signing appointment. SEAL YOUR SUCCESS TODAY!
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