Steven Dwayne Ransom

Title:   Launch Your Notary Public and Loan Signing ... Publisher:   Independently published Publication Date:   2024 Binding:   Soft cover Condition:   New This complete guide to starting your own notary public and loan signing agent business will teach you how to go from zero to six figures, even if you're a total beginner. Inside this book, you'll discover : How to become a notary public and certified loan signing agent. Including full details on training, application and state-by-state requirements. The step-by-step guideline for nailing your first notary or loan signing appointment How to stay compliant with the law y keeping your commission and certification up-to-date How to land your first client in 24 hours with the easy three-step system that works every time The powerful six-figure marketing framework, which includes how to use social media, email marketing, SEO, and moree to blow up your client base The technical aspects of running a notary business...

When identifying a signer, you can use one or more of the following methods: Identification cards: Government-issued IDs, such as driver's licenses or military IDs, are often accepted by notaries. The photo on the ID should match the signer's, and the signature on the ID should match the signature on the document. If the name on the ID doesn't match the name on the document, the signer can use the phrase "professionally known as" (PKA) or "formerly known as" (FKA).  Personal knowledge: A notary can use their familiarity with the signer to identify them if they don't have identification documents. However, this can be vulnerable to fraud.  Credible identifying witnesses: A witness can help identify a signer.  When identifying a signer, it's also important to ensure the signer acts of their own free will and understands what's happening.  Different states may have different requirements for acceptable forms of identification.  Identifying the s...