BONUS:  You will receive a free email account, a free trial of a notary tracking software and 10 free leads to companies seeking notarial services.
 

Notary/Loan Signing 101-6A

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Description:

A Notary or Loan Signing Agent performs witness signings for many companies such as banks, title and mortgage companies, law offices, etc.  In order to become a loan signing agent (also known as a notary signing agent), you must first become a notary public.  

Did you know that Loan/Notary Signing agents earn $45.00 to $500.00 per signing?  That's right.  To some it up, if a loan/notary signing agent performs 6 signings a day, the agent would earn between $270.00 and $3,000.00 a day.

Our notary signing agent course is filled with the information needed to excel as a notary signing agent.  This course covers everything from the tools needed to boost your career as a signing agent to signing up with companies who are in need of signing agents.  Upon completion of this course, you will learn how to determine the 3 day rescission period,  which documents to notarize, how signers sign when using a POA (Power of Attorney) or Trust and much much more.

What are you waiting for?  Tap into this lucrative future and set your own hours; be your own boss. Don't delay.  Register today! You may register for this course several ways:  You may email us at  courses@uprisers.com You may also REGISTER online or fax us at 888-237-2316.  For additional information, call us toll free 888-240-1506.


BONUS:  You will receive a free email account, a free trial of a notary tracking software and 10 free leads to companies seeking notarial services.
  

Topics include:

• Identifying Which forms to notarize
• Identifying which forms the signers sign and where they sign
• Identifying each document in the loan package
• Learning how to determine the 3 day right to cancel (RTC) for the borrower
• Appropriate business attire and conduct
• How to sign up with companies in need of your services
• What you should and should not explain to the signer
• When to contact the broker
• Annual percentage rate (APR) versus Percentage Rate
• In-class practical application workshops are included
• The mortgage process
• Truth in Lending
• HUD Settlement Statement
• Electronic documents
• Tracking and Invoicing
  
   

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