Posted by The Notary National Signers on 6/8/08 4:06pm
Msg #250449

E-Signings

NNS is looking for anyone interested in E-Signings.At present, we are only offering point & click.We can train you and even offer a particular region so you are guaranteed repeat business. The first one or two might be longer signings, but as you get more comfortable, the time will should actually be less. A lot of lenders are trying to move toward E-Signs and NNS wants to be able to offer experience. We will also be offering J-Peg signings within 6 months.
Currently, I know of no sites where you can filter notaries by E-Signs. We now offer this in our database of nearly 15,000 notaries/attorneys. If you wish to become an E-Signer, please send me an e-mail. I will contact you within 24 hours to discuss. [e-mail address]

Reply by 101livescan on 6/8/08 4:12pm
Msg #250450

Bob, what is the fee your organization is authorized to pay to LSA's for attending/conducting these esigning accommodations?

Reply by 101livescan on 6/8/08 4:19pm
Msg #250451

Is there a charge to be listed in your database? and how long have you all been in business?

Reply by The Notary National Signers on 6/9/08 6:08am
Msg #250492

We don't charge to be in our system. As far as fees, NNS is currently paying 30% more than wet signs. The first one or two take longer, but once you get than hang of it, an E-Sign should in theory be quicker. There are not many people experienced or willing to learn. A lot of lenders are moving toward E-Signs and NNS wants to be able to offer them experience. This is not advertising, I use NotRot to hire good notaries.

Reply by sue_pa on 6/9/08 7:27am
Msg #250498

So, your fee for these is $65?

Not too long ago you announced due to TREMENDOUS volume you were going to pay notaries $50 - I'm not the best at math but 30% more would be $15 - for a total of $65?

Reply by The Notary National Signers on 6/9/08 8:24am
Msg #250504

Re: So, your fee for these is $65?

No, currently the fee is $120.

Reply by Charles_Ca on 6/8/08 5:20pm
Msg #250455

Sniff, sniff, smells like advertising to me n/m

Reply by jba/fl on 6/8/08 5:28pm
Msg #250456

Because it is... n/m

Reply by Jack Tri on 6/8/08 5:53pm
Msg #250459

Esigning They get paid the big bucks You get paid 50.00 dollars lol

Reply by Jack Tri on 6/8/08 5:56pm
Msg #250460

Oh forgot and wait 30-60-90 days to be paid..if ever get paid

Reply by ZeeCA on 6/8/08 8:10pm
Msg #250470

This comes across as pay us to list you and then earn $50.00 n/m

Reply by Nomad/OR on 6/8/08 9:26pm
Msg #250475

E-signing is not allowed in Oregon. n/m

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 6/9/08 10:00am
Msg #250513

Why is e-signing not allowed in OR, Nomad,

or did you mean e-notarizations not be accepted there yet?

Reply by Jack Tri on 6/9/08 1:08am
Msg #250489

Signing Companies are not going to get away with cheap esignings.