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On-the-Go Notary Pro Seattle, WA

Posted 7 days ago

certified mobile notary serviceSeattle (WA)

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About the role

On-the-Go Notary ProCertified Mobile Notary Service leads the industry in providing mobile notary signing services, offering unparalleled convenience and efficiency. Specializing in on-the-go notarial solutions, we ensure unparalleled convenience and efficiency for your clients. We are currently in search of a skilled On-the-Go Notary Pro to bolster our team in Seattle, WA.
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 per-signing pay. Choose the appointments that fit your schedule. Ongoing training and support. Be part of a respected, nationwide notary network. To get started: Please email your resume to hr@certifiedmobilenotaryservice.com and call us at (405) 568-7539.

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