Loan Signing Agent
My job is so much more than just ‘point and sign’.
An exceptional Loan Signing Agent is one that goes above and beyond just signing, dating, and stamping paper and instead, does everything possible to meet the needs of the client and customer with confidence and integrity.
Choosing me to be your preferred notary will ensure you receive a trustworthy signing experience. I meticulously go over every document to ensure that signatures, initials, and dates are complete and all forms are filled out properly (e.g. the NRTC, PCOR, etc).
Your completed documents will be returned promptly as soon as the signing is complete and I will keep you informed throughout the entire process.
If on the rare occasion a mistake is made, I will stop everything to get it fixed asap!
You can rest assured that you will have a quality signing with me and I look forward to working with you!
Click on the tab that pertains to your situation to find out how I can serve you!
Did you know that you could request a specific notary to conduct your loan signing?
That’s right! Just let your Loan or Escrow Officer know that you would like to hire me, give them my contact info, and we can take it from there!
I know how to complete your client’s loan docs correctly so you don’t have to!
Your job is one of the most detail-oriented in this whole process. This is why I serve as an extension of you!
With me, you’ll get the triple threat of an experienced notary, loan document aficionado, and signature collector all in one! I am knowledgeable in the loan signing process and will expertly guide your clients through their documents. I hold myself highly accountable to get the job done right the first time because my main focus is to reduce your anxiety and make you look good! There won’t be any funding conditions with me on the job!
For local clients, I will return the completed docs back to the office the same day, when possible!
Most Realtors do not know how much influence they have over selecting the notary loan signing agent for their clients.
If you have a preferred title company, mortgage officer, even insurance agent — then why don’t you have a preferred notary?
When a Signing Agent is called in, this signals the end is near for this long, tedious, and often stressful process! My job is to make sure everything goes smoothly so as to not cause any funding conditions or other delays. I care about the relationship you have created with your client. A smooth signing creates a better relationship which in turn creates more referrals for you!
I would love the opportunity to be the Notary Loan Signing Agent on your go-to team!
I know one of your main concerns is having a loan signing agent you can trust to walk your client through their note, closing statement, and closing disclosure properly. All of your hard work negotiating these documents will be relayed to the client accurately, just as you hoped!
I have extensive knowledge and experience with all of the ‘money’ documents, but if I or the borrower have a question, I will not hesitate to contact you to make sure the signing is done right. There’s nothing worse than missing the rate lock because of a mistake, when a quick phone call could have prevented it.
I will ensure that your client and their loan documents are handled with the utmost care.
Mobile Notary / General Notary Work
I provide prompt and professional service wherever and whenever you need it!
I will come directly to you so you can have your document(s) notarized at a time and place that is convenient for you.
Contact me today to schedule your appointment!
Documents I routinely notarize:
• Adoption Documents
• Affidavits
• Agreements
• Authorizations
• Business Documents
• Contracts
• Deeds
• Employment Forms
• Financial Documents
• Insurance Documents
• Legal Documents
• Loan Documents
• Parental Rights Affidavits
• Permission to Travel Documents
• Power of Attorney
• Vehicle Title Transfers
• Verifications
• Waiver Forms
• Wills and Codicils
• Adoption
Documents
• Affidavits
• Agreements
• Authorizations
• Business
Documents
• Contracts
• Deeds
• Employment
Forms
• Financial
Documents
• Insurance
Documents
• Legal Documents
• Loan Documents
• Parental Rights
Affidavits
• Permission to Travel
Documents
• Power of Attorney
• Vehicle Title Transfers
• Verifications
• Waiver Forms
• Wills and Codicils
Examples of documents and situations where a Texas Notary Public is forbidden to notarize:
• Birth and Death Certificates
• Marriage License
• Photographs
• Names that do not match
• Documents with blanks
• Faxed or copied signatures
• Backdate or forward date a notarization
• Preparing or choosing the document
Documents I routinely notarize:
• Adoption Documents
• Affidavits
• Agreements
• Authorizations
• Business Documents
• Contracts
• Deeds
• Employment Forms
• Financial Documents
• Insurance Documents
• Legal Documents
• Loan Documents
• Parental Rights Affidavits
• Permission to Travel Documents
• Power of Attorney
• Vehicle Title Transfers
• Verifications
• Waiver Forms
• Wills and Codicils
Examples of documents and situations where a Texas Notary Public is forbidden to notarize:
• Birth and Death Certificates
• Marriage License
• Photographs
• Names that do not match
• Documents with blanks
• Faxed or copied signatures
• Backdate or forward date a notarization
• Preparing or choosing the document
Remote Online Notarization
Did you know many states have passed laws where you can legally sign and notarize documents 100% online!
Remote online notarization (RON) allows you to get a document signed, verified, and sealed. The only difference is you can do it all without leaving the comfort of your home or office.
We will meet through a soph a licensed notary, present your documents and sign your papers digitally.
Remote notarization can be more secure than visiting a traditional notary. These types of transactions are conducted on sophisticated platforms that perform ID verification, audit trails, and the highest level of security features.
I am currently verified on the following platforms. If a platform you use is not listed below, please let me know so I can start the onboarding process as soon as possible.
• OneNotary.us
• Notarize.com
Did you know many states have passed laws where you can legally sign and notarize documents 100% online!
Remote online notarization (RON) allows you to get a document signed, verified, and sealed. The only difference is you can do it all without leaving the comfort of your home or office.
We will meet through a soph a licensed notary, present your documents and sign your papers digitally.
Remote notarization can be more secure than visiting a traditional notary. These types of transactions are conducted on sophisticated platforms that perform ID verification, audit trails, and the highest level of security features.
I am currently verified on the following platforms. If a platform you use is not listed below, please let me know so I can start the onboarding process as soon as possible.
• OneNotary.us
• Notarize.com
You may have heard about and may have signed many documents with an electronic signature, with or without an Electronic Notarization.
Online Notarizations are different from Electronic Notarizations in the following ways:
• Commission – An online notarization requires an additional application to the Secretary of State. Once approved the Notary will now also be commissioned as an official Online Notary Public
• Physical Appearance – With an online notarization, the signer appears before the Notary via an interactive, two-way audio/visual connection. With an Electronic Notarization, the signer must physically appear before the Notary, even though they are signing the document electronically.
• Technology – an online notarization must be performed with a scrutinized set of technological tools. In addition to the Notary obtaining a sophisticated Digital Certificate (signature) and Digital Seal, the platform that the online notarization is performed on must meet stringent privacy and security measures. The platforms that I am credentialed with above do meet all of the requirements.
Twenty-six (26) states have passed laws fully authorizing RON. This list has been growing rapidly as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, so please check your local state legislature to see if your state has been added:
Alaska, Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington, Wisconsin, and Wyoming.
– The following states have partially implemented RON, or have passed emergency legislation only.
Partial: Delaware, Mississippi, South Dakota, and Vermont
Emergency Legislation Only: Arkansas, Connecticut, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Kansas, Maine, Massachusetts, Oregon, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, and West Virginia.
States not listed have not passed any RON legislation.