Testimonials
"This book is the most complete and informative guide on how to become a Notary Signing Agent that I can imagine on the market today. The content is incredibly thorough and concise. The book provides explicit examples of notary and loan documents and how to complete them. It also outlines how to market, secure clients, run your business, and everything else you need to know to be successful. It is packed full of invaluable information that is presented in an easy to read and engaging way. For a book that provides such extensive information, I was surprised that it was such a pleasure to read... I highly recommend this book. It is a fantastic value and a fantastic book."
Vanessa Castenada, Brawley, CA
“Wow! This book was amazing, and so much more than I expected. As a day care provider, I didn’t know anything about this subject. After reading this book, I am so confident that I can’t wait to start! I finally found one of the best and most legitimate work at home jobs available. This is the best money I’ve spent in a long time!”
Julie Strickler, Cameron Park, CA
"Thank you. Thank you. I am so happy that I found your book. I have had my notary license for a while, and have really wanted to do loan signings to earn extra money. I put out some flyers but never got very good results. In the first two weeks after reading your book, I already got 5 appointments and made $575. And I'm only available evenings and weekends. The marketing chapter is great, and I was really impressed with how thorough and complete the book was. It really covered everything. Thank you again."
Elaine Edgington, Sacramento, CA
"Thank you for your help...and all your good information. I want to tell you now - - THIS IS THE BEST $39.99 I HAVE SPENT!! I am in the process of reading your book and find it very thorough and easy reading. Thank you again for a job well done."
Roger Dalton, Carrollton, TX
“I recently had a baby and don’t want to go back to work full time. I’ve been looking for a way to earn enough money but still spend time with my baby. I am so thankful that I found this book. It was so easy to read and understand, and it tells you everything you could possibly need to know to become a mobile notary public and work from home."
Sandy Sloan, Santa Cruz, CA
“I have worked as a loan officer for over 15 years. Joan, the author of this book, served as my escrow officer and signing agent for many of those years. She is by far the best mobile notary I have ever known. When you read this book, you will be learning from the best! You can’t fail if you follow her instruction. I recommend this book wholeheartedly!”
Rishon Wagner, San Diego, CA
"This book was recommended to me by a friend of mine who is a mortgage broker. I need a new way to make money because my job which involves sales isn't really cutting it for me any more. I decided to take a chance and try this book and see what it was all about. I was blown away. For a how-to book, which to me is basically a text book, it was actually really easy to read and enjoyable. I felt like I could go out and be a Notary Signing Agent right after I read it. She made it so easy to understand and learn. It's a great value and a great book."
Leo Lugo, San Diego, CA
"What is a notary public? This is one of the first things I wondered when I heard about the opportunity of working as a Loan Signing Agent. Well this book answered that and so much more. For anyone who wants to become a mobile notary public and work from home, this book will definitely teach you all you need to know. It is simply outstanding."
Lynn Toliver, Golden Hills, CA
State Restrictions
If your state is not listed under any of the restriction categories then there are currently no restrictions on Notary Signing Agents in your state.
The following states require an attorney that is admitted to the state bar to be present or involved in the closing of real property transactions:
1. Deleware
2. Georgia
3. Massachusetts
4. South Carolina
5. Vermont
6. West Virginia
The following states require a title insurance license for all closings/signings.
1. Indiana
2. Maryland
The following state restricts Notaries from conducting loan signing appointments without an escrow license if they ever handle monies for closing costs.
1. Virginia
The following state allows Notary Signing Agents to notarize and obtain signatures on title escrow settlement documents, but if the Notary goes beyond this limited role, the Notary may be required to obtain an escrow license.
1. Utah
The following state requries that Home Equity Lines Of Credit (HELOCS) be signed in the office of a lender, attorney, or title company. This restriction should not pose any real problems for Notary Signing Agents. Notaries in this state will simply need to sign the borrowers in the appropriate office when the loan documents being signed are for a HELOC.
1. Texas
The following states are in confilct as to whether Notary Signing Agents can conduct signings without being an attorney.
1. Connecticut
2. South Dakota
The following states limit the fees that Notaries are allowed to charge (to a statutory maximum). Please contact your secretary of state if you reside in one of these states to determine the exact amount you will be allowed to charge per signature notarized, and whether or not you will be allowed to charge travel fees, etc.
1. Nebraska
2. Nevada
3. North Carolina
If your state is not listed under any of the restriction categories then there are currently no restrictions on Notary Signing Agents in your state.
The above STATE RESTRICTIONS list is based on the most accurate information available. All restrictions are subject to change based on individual state's laws. Better Life Books, Inc. offers no legal advice in this matter. Please contact your secretary of state if you have specific questions regarding your state's restrictions.
Contact Information
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San Diego, CA 92103
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