| Welcome to the Notary Talk General Discussion Forum. Before posting, please read the |
You are replying to this message: | | Posted by Linda_H/FL on 4/12/19 1:14pm
from GA - so excited she's commissioned, trained and certified, E&O, etc etc - looking forward to getting her loan signing business going - then she was informed by the rank and file about the attorney-only status. To say she was disappointed is putting it mildly.
"You-Know-Who" will certify you whether or not you can legally do loan signings in your state - it's a sad fact of life. I so wish folks would do their due diligence and check out requirements for their new business - like making sure you are, by law, allowed to conduct that particular business in your particular state and exactly what licensing is required. But "You-Know-Who" is like an octopus - their tentacles spread far and wide - and most believe what they say, no questions asked...it's very sad.
BTW Cheryl - OS National LLC is a title company - so unless it's initial disclosures only, I'm standing by the statement that the 1,000 jobs will be internal - title agents, abstractors, office staff, etc. Again, won't be mobile notaries....so IMO will have little to no impact whatsoever on NSAs - unless they hire for in house work.
JMO |
|