Traveling Mobile Notary
certified mobile notary serviceLittle Rock (AR)
Traveling Mobile Notary
Posted 2 days ago
certified mobile notary serviceLittle Rock (AR)
Sales Representatives of Services, Except Advertising, Insurance, Financial Services, and TravelOffices of Notaries
SENIORITY
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About the role
Traveling Mobile Notary Certified Mobile Notary Service specializes in bringing fast, professional notarial services directly to clients wherever they are. We are expanding in Little Rock, Arkansas and need a reliable Traveling Mobile Notary ready to make an impact. This role is ideal whether you are just starting your notary journey or you are an experienced signing agent seeking more consistent appointments. We provide the support, training resources, and steady work to help you succeed.
Responsibilities:
Conduct signings at client-chosen locations, walk signers through their documents, and ensure everything is properly dated, signed, and notarized under Arkansas law.
Qualifications & Skills:
MUST be a U.S. citizen. Notary Public certification and a high school diploma or equivalent. Clear background check. Familiar with notarizing loan documents. Detail-oriented, honest, dependable, and eager to grow.
Job Requirements:
High-speed Internet connection, a dependable computer with camera and microphone, a home-office setup, and reliable transportation with a willingness to travel throughout Little Rock as needed. Payment: $75.00 to $200.00 per loan signing appointment.
Benefits:
Work when you want, earn what you are worth, and grow with a supportive team and clear pathways to advancement across Little Rock, Arkansas.
Who Should Apply: Start a rewarding career, complete professional certification training, or grow your existing signing business — this position supports all three paths.
To Get Started: Please email your resume to applications@certifiedmobilenotaryservice.com and call us at (405) 568-7539.
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