Building a successful notary business requires careful planning, thorough research, and detailed analysis. It secures significant funding from various sources, including personal savings, support from family and friends, credit card financing, bank loans, crowdfunding, and potential angel investors. Key steps to establish a thriving notary business: Determining your business goals is the first step towards establishing a thriving notary business. Enabling you to identify your target market and develop a strategic plan that will serve as a roadmap for the future of your notary business ..read more

Are you feeling afraid of not making enough money as a loan signing agent with the rising interest rates? You’re not alone! And where some Notaries are stressing, others are expanding. Many of our peers are finding opportunities everywhere! Listen to our conversation with Bill Soroka on his Sign & Thrive Podcast about how Vanessa is expanding her own personal business, as well as coaching others to do the same. The post Sign & Thrive Podcast For Notaries: Ten Ways to Pivot & Enhance Your Notary Business Right Now appeared first on notary2notary ..read more

As a professional notary, you know managing your business can be time-consuming. You’re always on the go, and it can be hard to keep up with all the paperwork and administrative tasks that come with the job. But there’s an easier way –– NotaryAssist business management software! Trusted by thousands of notaries since 2007, this incredible online platform will help you streamline your business operations from the convenience of your home or office. Plus, you can get started free– no credit card required! Let’s take a closer look at what NotaryAssist has to offer. 1️⃣ Keep track of all your ..read more

Dear Notary2Notary Students,  We had an explosive 2022!  Can you believe that we helped over 10,000 new students build their notary businesses? Our student’s success is our success and we can’t wait to help 10,000 more students excel in their notary for 2023.  Notary2Notary attended some major events this year like the National Notary Association’s Annual Conference, The Notary Symposium with Laura Biewer and The Inaugural Pennsylvania Notary Conference to name a few. Being able to network and meet other notaries has been such an amazing and impactful experience ..read more

As a professional notary, it is important to have the proper supplies to ensure that your work is completed efficiently and effectively. Here is a list of essential items that every notary should have: Notary Seal (2): It is important to have at least two notary seals, in case one goes missing or becomes damaged. Notary Journal: A notary journal is essential for recording all notarizations, including the date, time, location, and names of all parties involved. Notary Attachable Certificates: These certificates can be attached to documents that need to be notarized, providing proof of a ..read more

Some inventions never need an update, like rocking chairs or the paperclip. Others have undergone some definite efficiency upgrades, like the typewriter to the laptop or like dial-up internet to whatever internet you are reading this on now. The latest efficiency upgrade that is occurring is that of Remote Online Notarization. The baby boomer generation is getting older and the generations raised on computers, smartphones, and apps are growing up. While some people are still firing up their computer to search for “notary near me” a new generation is beginning to type “how to get my document ..read more

Let’s talk about RON vs RIN.   If you have never heard those terms before, it’s okay. These terms are fairly new in the Notary space.   We’re talking about a notary, specifically electronic notarizations. In the world of eNotary, there are 2 main types of eNotarizations — RON and RIN.  Ron stands for remote online notarization.   According to the National Notary Association, with remote notarization, a signer personally appears before the Notary at the time of the notarization using audio-visual technology over the internet instead of being physically present in the ..read more

A Notary Signing Agent is the crucial link when it comes to completing a loan closing. The “closing” is the last step in buying and financing a home. The “closing,” also called “settlement,” is when you and all the other parties in a mortgage loan transaction sign the necessary documents. Loan documents are a detailed requirement part of any real estate transaction. Without an experienced Notary Signing Agent, these important pieces would never be completed on time which can cause delays in funding your next home purchase or refinance! Use these 8 simple steps to ensure your loan closi ..read more

Congratulations, you are now a commissioned notary public! Are you excited? I’m excited for you.   I got started in this business in 2014, and it’s now 2022. I love what I do and have been doing this full time since 2016, and have not looked back ever since.   As a new notary, there are a few things to mindful of. You want to be sure to protect yourself as well as your business. You want to protect yourself and your commission. In any industry, there are always scammers and law changes to be mindful of. Anything could happen that can cause you to not only be sued, but for you ..read more

Are you feeling afraid of not making enough money as a loan signing agent with the rising interest rates? You’re not alone! And where some Notaries are stressing, others are expanding. Many of our peers are finding opportunities everywhere! Listen to our conversation with Bill Soroka on his Sign & Thrive Podcast about how Vanessa is expanding her own personal business, as well as coaching others to do the same. The post Sign & Thrive Podcast For Notaries: Ten Ways to Pivot & Enhance Your Notary Business Right Now appeared first on notary2notary ..read more