The Q A Success Handbook For Notary Signing Agents

Designed for efficiency and portability while complying with the record book requirements faced by Texas Notary Publics. Notary Signing Agent work often involves meeting with 1 or 2 signers and notarizing several forms. Traditional notary journal/record books are not designed for this and involve lots of writing. They are also large and bulky for mobile notaries. This record book is designed to be easier to work with and is pre-populated with the most common documents notarized at a loan signing.

This log book is designed to meet the needs of any notary, but is specifically tailored to loan signing agents with a space to note a rescission date. This leads to a quick and efficient journal entry that saves you time and unjust litigation. This log book is designed to work in all 50 states, however, a notary should check with the requirements of their state before purchasing this log book. Record Features include space for the following: Name, Address, Signature, Phone number, and Email of the principal signer. Write in record number. Date and time of notarization. Thumb print. ID verification check box for convenience with write in ID number, who issued it, the issue date, and the expiration date. Fee charged. Service provided (acknowledgement, oath, jurat, other) and write in document type. Name, Address, Signature, Phone number, and Email of a witness. Additional fees. Rescission Date. And Additional Comments. Journal Features: 120 pages with two records per page (a total of 240 records), 8.5x11 size, This Log Book belongs to page with space for contact information in case it is lost, Glossy Cover.

Thank you for purchasing the Texas Notary Journal for Notary Signing Agents. This book has been designed to meet the needs of Texas Notary Signing Agents. It is intended to facilitate effi cient, accurate, and detailed notary records, as required by Texas Government Code. This book is designed to facilitate the typical loan closing with 1 or 2 signers. To assist in making detailed records, each document notarized should be recorded on one line. The fee may be recorded, along with the notarization type(s) and the date of the document. Each signer who the document was notarized for should initial that line. The most common closing documents are pre-printed for convenience. Please see more detailed instructions on pages X and Y. Should you have suggestions or feedback on ways to improve this book please send email to [email protected]

With less than a $100 investment, you could be earning from $2,000 to $8,000 or more per month working as a notary signing agent. "How to Start, Operate and Market a Freelance Notary Signing Agent Business" is a complete step-by-step guide that will teach you how to start your business, as well as how to operate and market it so you have the ability to maximize your monthly earnings. Written by an experienced notary signing agent, this book is filled with inside tips and techniques the author learned from the "school of hard knocks." This material has helped generate thousands of dollars for notary publics across the United States and it can do the same for you.

This log book is designed to meet the needs of any notary, but is specifically tailored to loan signing agents with a space to note a rescission date. This leads to a quick and efficient journal entry that saves you time and unjust litigation. This log book is designed to work in all 50 states, however, a notary should check with the requirements of their state before purchasing this log book. Record Features include space for the following: Name, Address, Signature, Phone number, and Email of the principal signer. Write in record number. Date and time of notarization. Thumb print. ID verification check box for convenience with write in ID number, who issued it, the issue date, and the expiration date. Fee charged. Service provided (acknowledgement, oath, jurat, other) and write in document type. Name, Address, Signature, Phone number, and Email of a witness. Additional fees. Rescission Date. And Additional Comments. Journal Features: 120 pages with two records per page (a total of 240 records), 8.5x11 size, This Log Book belongs to page with space for contact information in case it is lost, Glossy Cover.

Designed for efficiency and portability while complying with the record book requirements faced by Texas Notary Publics. Notary Signing Agent work often involves meeting with 1 or 2 signers and notarizing several forms. Traditional notary journal/record books are not designed for this and involve lots of writing. They are also large and bulky for mobile notaries. This record book is designed to be easier to work with and is pre-populated with the most common documents notarized at a loan signing. This is the Desk Edition and is not optimized for portability. It still has all the conveniences of the original field edition.