| Notary Public in Kenosha, Wisconsin | | Welcome to the notary public and signing agent listing for Kenosha, Wisconsin, where you can find a qualified notary to assist with a loan signing or any other notarization allowed by law. Notary public profiles in this archive were current as of 12/31/2013. | | |  | Notary Public in Kenosha, WI
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| Search in ZIP Code: 53140 |
|  | Dear Visitor, Thank you for visiting my profile today. I believe the skills and experience that I have to offer, as a Notary Signing Agent will prove to be a great asset to your team as you endeavor to provide the highest level of customer care possible. These skills I mentioned have been learned, practiced and honed in the following experiences: · Over 1100 closings performed. · 1 yr as a licensed Mortgage Agent with Primerica (Citi Group Member). · 3+ yrs working for VW Credit/Audi Financial Services starting as a Customer Care Representative but with most of my time as a Financial Care Specialist. · 3+ yrs performing in-home Home Improvement estimates including taking credit applications and closing on about 40 2nd Mortgages. · 13 yrs of owning my own home and signing 2nd Mortgage and Refinancing contracts. · 24 yrs experience in Christian Ministries with an earned BA in Pastoral Studies I would like to hear from you regarding any information you would need from me, such as a copy of my Notary Commission, proof of E and O policy, W-9, a copy of NNA Certification Certificate or a Fee Schedule. Also, do you require an Independent Contractor Agreement to be signed? Thank you for your time spent reading this letter. I look forward to hearing from you, and to a long and rewarding relationship with your company. Sincerely, David S. Ferguson David S. Ferguson Notary Signing Agent (218) 251-4621 Cell signingagent@tds.net |
| | | This profile was last updated on 8/22/2013 5:45:00 PM. | | | Has Laser Printer: Yes | | | Home Inspections: Yes | | | Weddings: Yes |
| | Search in ZIP Code: 53142 |
|  | | Certified Background Screened Signing Agent. $25,000.00 Notary Eand O coverage. Licensed Title Insurance Agent with over 30 years closing experience. Edocuments receive and send. Dual tray laser printer, multi-page document scanner and digital imaging. I provide PDF email attachments for postclosing documents for no extra fee. Initial orders from signing services may require a prepaid PayPal deposit if negatively rated on Signing Central. |
| | | This profile was last updated on 12/30/2013 3:53:00 PM. | | | 24 Hr Service: Yes | | | Has Laser Printer: Yes | | |
Recent Notary Talk Threads Authored by this Notary: | | | NR lack of information Concerning CSS status
Posted by jnew at 11/18/2013 1:08:00 PM | | I have seen the announcements from NNA and have read plenty in this forum, but I see nothing on this site dealing with the transition from NSA to CSS for those companies requiring it. NNA said they are not excluding other sources, but I have yet to see any info directly from any other sources. I guess the relevant question is: Will the NNA be the only source these vendor management will be using? Too many questions and not enough defined answers. |
| | | | | An answer to Pres. Obama's question about paying our bills.
Posted by jnew at 10/10/2013 3:37:00 PM | | The President has said that the country must pay its bills. He used the example of a household who had to pay the mortgage and the student loan etc. The need exists for a person to pay all of their bills, not just one or two. I wish he would have continued to explain how a normal person has a limit to how much they can spend in order to pay those bills. When a normal person exhausts all of his or her credit, they can no longer borrow to pay those bills. The only solution is to spend less and eliminate things from their household budget which are unnecessary. Common sense dictates that this is the only way one can survive financially. |
| | | | | E & O offer by email
Posted by jnew at 7/17/2013 9:34:00 AM | | I received an offer for notary E & O via email this am. They quoted "as low as $825.00" The company name was Foxpoint. Do you think that this insurance will be required in the near future? I am on social security and am limited in the amount I can earn, and this type of expense would be too big for me to sustain, since the SS limits my income until I reach the age of 66. Will this be a part of the tightening up of oversight they have been talking about? The notary rates are being pushed downward and now they want to raise our expenses. |
| | | | | Citibank EZ Pay-form glitch
Posted by jnew at 7/11/2013 9:53:00 PM | I got an order from your friendly neighborhood signing service directing me to have the borrower sign the EZ pay-form even if BO rejects the offer to debit his checking account. The problem is that the first paragraph specifically says that by signing the EZ pay-form the BO is authorizing the debit. All of my other customers that give me CitiBank signings only require a check mark in the decline box with an initial in the margin to the left of the box when the BO declines. Postclosing report comes back with me to go out again and have the form signed. I state to SS that if I have the BO sign the form, should I not cross out the first paragraph and have BO initial, so as to make the authorization to debit invalid.
I am no lawyer but I have been in enough real estate closings in the last 35 years to know that no lawyer would advise his client to sign the statement under those circumstances. I doubt that the lender required this. I have a feeling that the escrow people at the title company misread or misunderstood the document in requiring the signature. Anyway, I feel I may be opening myself to liability by asking the BO to sign this form. I feel by doing so, I am requesting the BO to sign a contradictory form and essentially I am asking him to sign a false statement.
Would you as a conscientious NSA
1. Refuse to present the form for signature and have the signing service have another person do it instead?
2. Hire an attorney to examine the form and give me legal advice that I can present to the signing service?
3. Dummy up and just do what they ask of me?
I put the choices in the order in which I am leaning. I might just have to bail on the closing and accept any fee they will allow me and not do Citibank loans with this title company any further
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| | Search in ZIP Code: 53142 |
|  | | I am an experienced reliable notary, that is available anytime that maybe convenient for the customer. I am flexible with my fees and the mileage needed to get the job done - everything is negotiable. NNA Certified Signing Agency and Background Screened. Experienced notary since 1997.
Experienced in FHA and VA, refinances, reverse mortgage, purchases loans, closings in trust and power of attorney. Available for Kenosha County, Walworth County, and Racine County.
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| | | This profile was last updated on 10/17/2013 10:17:00 AM. | | | 24 Hr Service: Yes | | | Has Laser Printer: Yes | | | Home Inspections: Yes |
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