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|  | Over thirteen (13) years in the loan signing business with the knowledge of how to professionally complete your loan and get it back to you promptly. If you want it done right, with no excuses, look no further, call Albuquerque Notary Services.
We will supply you with an intelligent, well-spoken notary who can interact well with the public and has the benefit of close to 10,000 loans completed. Simply stated, you just want your loan completed without headaches caused by inexperienced notaries who cause you to lose your clients. Make one call, and your signing will be completed by a professional. Call us today, you'll be glad you did.
I am highly knowledgeable regarding Refinances, Reverse Mortgages, SBA Loans, Sales and Purchases. I also handle specialty requirements - like Georgia property loan closing requirements for borrowers physically located in New Mexico.
Add to that, NNA Signing Agent Certification, a current Background Check, $100,000 E&O Insurance, 123 Notary Elite Certification and a BS in Business Administration and you have the complete story. Why would you go anywhere else?
We also perform signings on Kirtland Air Force Base, Hospitals and Rehabilitation Facilties.
We look forward to hearing from you as your needs arise. |
| | | This profile was last updated on 12/27/2013 6:37:00 PM. | | | Has Laser Printer: Yes | | |
Recent Notary Talk Threads Authored by this Notary: | | | Signing Services - Something Needs to Be Done.....NOW
Posted by Scriba/NM at 11/13/2013 5:16:00 PM | My recent missive to the NNA:
When is the NNA finally going to make themselves heard regarding the growing problem of criminal activities of certain so-called Signing Services? A lot attention is being devoted to Notaries, with background checks, and scripts, honesty, integrity, etc., yet NOTHING is being suggested re: what to do about people who open and close these "Signing Services," keeping the money paid to them by title, and stiffing notaries nationwide, over and over. Not one iota of regulation exists, yet certain of these criminal enterprises run roughshod over notaries, closing and reopening businesses, constantly cheating the notaries that you champion, notaries who are supposedly such a "crucial part" of the loan signing process, who get ripped off each day. No suggestions by NNA have been evident (that I can determine), regarding needed industry regulation of these sleazy enterprises, as there are no minimum requirements for "signing services". Hundreds of notaries are NOT being paid (ever) for work they have performed, yet a blind eye is turned toward this growing atrocity. It is time NNA put forth cogent input on Signing Services to the industry, much as you do right now to the Signing Professionals Workgroup setting higher standards for Notaries. This "signing service" situation has to come to a stop, and there is no time like right now, in the middle of these reforms currently being implemented.
Their response today:
Thank you for reaching out to us with your concerns. We appreciate hearing from you and we do understand your frustrations. The NNA acknowledges that there are unethical signing services in the marketplace and will bring it to the Signing Professionals Workgroup’s attention. Please understand that the SPW is new and its first priority was publishing the recommended standards for signing agents who interact directly with borrowers at the signing table. The SPW will meet on an ongoing basis to discuss these and similar concerns that relate to the performance of signing services. The SPW is also in the process of creating a Notary Advisory Committee which will be a pipeline for individual Notaries who want to share their input directly with the SPW. We’ll be sure to make that announcement very public as soon as it happens. We’ll also make sure that news is covered on our page (NationalNotary.org/Standards) so I encourage you to visit regularly for updates.
Everyone who is an NNA member should be sending emails regarding this subject. Continuous attention is the only way something is going to get done. We have to rid ourselves of these vermin who do not pay notaries they "hire" (alternate words: Dupe, Fool, Mislead, Cheat, Gyp, Steal From). Whether one likes it or not, there is strength in numbers, and NNA is the organization that has been set up for years. (examples: AARP, American Legion, etc.). Even if you are NOT a member, email or write them.
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| | | | | My Response to Mortgage Connect
Posted by Scriba/NM at 9/9/2013 11:13:00 PM | To Whom It May Concern:
It is unfortunate that your company has seen a slowdown in mortgage loans, as has the entire industry. In the corporations that I have worked for, when we have experienced serious slowdowns, we have had to reduce the number of employees, which is what Mortgage Connect should be doing, not attempting to get signings completed for next to nothing. I like the part about sharing your pain. Are your employees accepting a 25% reduction in pay? Is the CEO or President taking a large pay reduction? Savings in operations begins at home. The gas station doesn't give me a discount and neither does the grocery store, even when I tell them it's imperative to participate in cost reductions. They just don't listen.
It is patently obvious that the person within your company who made this ill-considered decision to ask notaries to accept less for the same services, knows nothing about how to run a company or set policy. These kinds of companies are usually doomed to file Chapter 7 or 11. As notaries, we see companies vanish all the time due to inept operation.
You are contracting out for a specific service, which is NOT changing for notaries. I assume (for this $75) that you will still expect notaries to go forth and complete signings in an error-free manner, and expect the same number of copies to be printed (with ever larger loan packages) at the notary's expense. The price of paper and toner has NOT gone down. You expect us to spend our money on gasoline (which has NOT gone down) driving to these signings, not to mention wear and tear on our vehicles. Or do you even care?
You expect the notary to have a background check and Errors and Omissions Policies. These items actually cost money (our money), yet you want the Notary (the person actually contacting the borrower, receiving e-docs (half of the time late), driving to the borrower's home, spending an hour with the borrower, taking your package to FedEx or UPS and returning to the office) to accept LESS money.
Why is that? Truthfully your logic is nonsensical. At the last NNA Convention, companies were extolling the virtues of the notary, saying we are the "crucial" part of the loan process. If we are so crucial, why do you want to only pay $75 - including e-docs - to complete a signing? My printer just burned out it's fuser - $250 to repair it. Who pays that? Or do you even care?
Each notary has to make his/her own decisions. In my estimation, MC's entire premise is child-like and the people making these kinds of edicts are woefully inexperienced in business, and of course as I have said, only time will tell. There will be some dumbos who, sadly enough, don't understand business either, and will blither along accepting........ probably just what they are worth.
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| | | | | Here's Something New - Can't Wait For This to Go Haywire
Posted by Scriba/NM at 8/2/2013 1:59:00 AM | Citi Bank recently launched a pricing promotion to their borrowers. A requirement of this promotion is for the borrower to sign an EZ Pay Form during the closing in order to receive this benefit. To identify if this form needs to be executed, a cover letter is placed in the closing package indicating that the loan is part of this pricing promotion. It is important to tell the borrower that he/she is required to complete the EZ Pay Form as part of receiving this promotion. If the borrower refuses to complete this form, we request for you to adjourn the closing and contact ServiceLink immediately.
#1 - Hopefully the loan officer will tell the borrower(s) that the specific loan approval is tied to them accepting the terms of the EZ Pay Form. If he/she does that, not a problem.
#2 - If the borrower(s) refuse to sign, how difficult is it going to be to "contact" someone? My experience in 13 years of doing this, is ...... really difficult. I usually get machines, with no humans attached.
Another thing to be handled by the notary - remember, you are CRUCIAL to the loan closing process - that's what they said at the NNA conference. |
| | | | | Whom Do We Get To Thank For This One? n/m
Posted by Scriba/NM at 7/31/2013 2:07:00 AM | |
| | | | | Requests to Post NNA Article (Upcoming)
Posted by Scriba/NM at 7/27/2013 1:18:00 AM | In answer to the PM's and posts, here is the revised version of the Letter to the Editor that Mr. Thun indicated he would be including in the next NNA Magazine.
I read with great interest your article entitled "You are Crucial to the Loan Signing Process." I could not agree more. We are crucial. Unfortunately, no one else seems to really believe that. It's one thing to go to a convention and hear these speeches, but in reality they are simply a bunch of words, in my opinion.
The people who are making these speeches are the same people who are NOT paying Notaries what they are worth when the Notary accurately performs the services they were engaged for. Additionally, Notaries are put through numerous hoops due to all of the new regulations caused by the "financial crisis," as they like to call it. This crisis was created by lenders in great part, and some of the same people who also conveniently own title companies and the subsidiary "signing services" they have created.
Notaries have had to take protective action by joining websites to list their experiences, both good and bad, for other Notaries to view in hopes they will keep them from becoming victims of criminal enterprises.
The Notary is crucial, as he or she makes appointment calls, prints documents (often 300 pages at a time due to increasingly bloated loan packages) drives to the signing, spends their time with the borrower, reviews the documents, takes them to FedEx or UPS, drives back to the office and maintains records of every transaction. Yet, for all of this "crucial" work, they only wish to pay a notary $100 for the entire signing including e-docs. Some companies are currently offering notaries $45 to $75 for a signing, including e-docs, which is borderline absurd. This is not proper pay for a "crucial" part of the loan signing process.
Simply stated, what Notaries want to hear is what is going to be done in face of all of these new regulations, and how (and when) is the notary going to be properly compensated? I am talking about the notaries who are out there that are supposedly so "crucial" to the loan signing process. |
| | | | | You Are CRUCIAL to ....... Got An Answer From NNA
Posted by Scriba/NM at 7/26/2013 1:00:00 AM | Thank you for your letter. We appreciate your thoughts and feedback-the concerns you voiced are important to many Signing Agents.
We’d like to ask if we can publish your comments in an upcoming letters column. Due to space considerations, we will have to edit for space. I’ve copied our condensed version below; if you could please review and let me know if you are agreeable to these changes please let me know. Thanks again for your comments.
Sincerely,
David Thun
Associate Editor, NNA
-----I said sure - the editing wasn't really bad inasmuch as I did get a little wordy (musta been the "passion" of it all) but I suspect they will publish it next edition (hopefully). Since we are so crucial I want to see how this is going to be received by the people that hire us (and occasionally torture us). If anyone wants to read the condensed version I can post that as well. |
| | | | | NNA Magazine - You are CRUCIAL to the loan signing process
Posted by Scriba/NM at 7/19/2013 12:42:00 AM | I nearly barfed when I read this article. For better or worse, here's my response:
Dear Editor -
I read with great interest your article entitled "You are Crucial to the Loan Signing Process." I could not agree more. We are crucial. Unfortunately, no one else seems to really believe that. It's one thing to go to a convention and hear these speeches, but in reality they are simply a bunch of words, in my opinion.
The people who are making these speeches are the same people who are NOT paying notaries what they are worth when the notary accurately performs the services they were engaged for. Additionally, notaries are put through numerous hoops due to all of the new regulations caused by the "financial crisis," as they like to call it. This crisis was created by lenders in great part, and some of the same people who also conveniently own title companies and the subsidiary "signing services" they have created.
The company-owned signing service is merely a stricture in the pipeline to make additional income from the loan process by taking a share of the funds that should go to the notary, the same person that is supposedly so "crucial" to the loan process.
Independent signing services were created for title companies who did not wish to bother obtaining notaries to perform signings. These companies, many of whom, are never, ever vetted by the people hiring them, are often run by people who have no idea of how to run a business. As a result notaries are paid slowly, or not at all. They take a share of the money that should go to a notary, and at times keep it all. Often they go out of business as fast as they appeared, the owners then re-opening other companies with other names and the cycle continues. When non-payment occurs, the notary calls the title company and the complaint falls on deaf ears. Title will continue to use the same signing company.
Notaries have had to take protective action by joining websites such as this site, (the numbers site) and Notary Beware, to list their pay (or no-pay) experiences, both good and bad, for other notaries to view in hopes they will keep them from becoming victims of these criminal enterprises.
The notary is crucial, as he or she makes appointment calls, prints 2 sets of documents (often 300 pages at a time due to increasingly bloated loan packages) drives to the signing (gas, tires and general maintenance on the vehicle), spends their time with the borrower, reviews the documents, takes them to FedEx or UPS, drives back to the office and maintains records of every transaction, including collection of unpaid fees by signing companies, including fixing errors made by these companies in fee calculations. Yet, for all of this "crucial" work, they only wish to pay a notary $100 for the entire signing including e-docs. Some companies are currently offering notaries $45 to $75 for a signing, including e-docs, which is borderline absurd. This is not proper pay for a "crucial" part of the loan signing process.
If we are to believe everything that these panel officials state, including your keynote speaker, then it becomes obvious that the notary is not getting paid what he or she should be, while these very companies they represent, bring in millions in profits. If these people believe that a "recognition" speech regarding the notary's role in the loan process is going to inspire all of us to proudly march onward into the future brave new world, they are wrong. The notary needs to be paid for his or her work, but only if it is exactly what they were hired to do. Notary errors need to be dealt with harshly.
All companies have to immediately stop hiring unqualified "notaries" who do not know what they are doing. In short, these companies hiring notaries have to get it together themselves first, and a lot of the problems they experience will diminish. The very companies represented at the conference are the same ones that need to be part of the cure.
Many times assignments are made by people who speak English as a second language and are often unintelligible over the phone - primarily because they work cheaply and often are not even in the United States. This has to stop as well. These companies constantly try to escape properly compensating people involved in the final loan signing process.
Simply stated, what notaries want to hear is what is going to be done in the face of all of these new regulations, and how (and when) is the notary going to be properly compensated? I am talking about the notaries who are out there, that are supposedly so "crucial" to the loan signing process.
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| | Search in ZIP Code: 87110 |
|  | Accept E Docs, Fax Docs, Last Minute Signings. Certified Notary Signing Agent. Notary for over 20 years. BA in Business Real Estate Broker Member of National Notary Association Carries $25,000 E and O Notary Public Bond of $10,000 Excellent service and happy customers. |
| | | This profile was last updated on 12/2/2013 1:33:00 PM. | | | 24 Hr Service: Yes | | | Has Laser Printer: Yes |
| | Search in ZIP Code: 87112 |
| | I have been a mobile notary for 16 years and have closed over 6000 loans during this time. I am background checked and am a Certified Notary Signing Agent. I conduct refinance, home equity and affidavit signings. |
| | | This profile was last updated on 12/30/2013 9:35:00 AM. | | | Has Laser Printer: Yes |
| | Search in ZIP Code: 87110 |
| | | Armayor is a proven and tested mobile Notary Signing Agent. He has been a New Mexico notary for over 35 years with more than 30 years experience in all areas of real estate sales and financing. Armayor has over 5000 completed signings in both English and Spanish. Major clients include Chicago Title, Fidelity Title, LSI, Ticor Title, BancServ, Signature Closers, Notary Direct, 24-7, Select Signings and AMPRO National Services. He is a Member of the NATIONAL NOTARY ASSOCIATION, carries a $100,000 E & O Policy and has past a criminal background check. Armayor's work experience includes 2 years as an assistant controller in Central America, 13 years as a government law enforcement financial crime investigator, over 25 years as a licensed real estate broker and has a BBA in Accounting. |
| | | This profile was last updated on 10/2/2013 10:13:00 AM. | | | 24 Hr Service: Yes | | | Has Laser Printer: Yes | | | Additional languages: Spanish |
| | Search in ZIP Code: 87111 |
| | | I have done over 2500 signings in the New Mexico area. I am certified through the NNA and have also cleared the background check through the NNA. I am willing to travel anywhere in the state of New Mexico. I have been a loan processor, and office manager. I am experienced in 1st's, 2nd's, refi's and reverse mortgages. I am professional in my manner and dress when attending a closing. I am very organized, and will get docs back to the lender in a timely manner.. I also notarize power of attorney, job application forms, no job too big or too small. |
| | | This profile was last updated on 12/2/2013 2:34:00 PM. | | | 24 Hr Service: Yes | | | Has Laser Printer: Yes |
| | Search in ZIP Code: 87114 |
|  | | I look forward to serving your signing needs. I have a dual tray laser printer, edoc capabilities and will present the professional image that will set your clients at ease. Experienced in Refinances, Sales, (Conv, FHA, VA), HELOCS, Reverse Mortgages and RESPAS. I am accurate, punctual, flexible and friendly. Your borrower is my neighbor. Call me to have it done right the first time! |
| | | This profile was last updated on 12/18/2013 12:09:00 PM. | | | Does Fingerprinting: Yes | | | Has Laser Printer: Yes | | | Home Inspections: Yes |
| | Search in ZIP Code: 87108 |
|  | | Margaret is certified through the NNA and have also cleared the background check through the NNA and carries a $10,000 E and O Policy.
I have been a notary public in New Mexico for 17 years. I have also completed an Automotive Certification Signing Course. I successfully completed over 1000 successful signings and know the importance of closing a transaction in a timely and cost efficient manner.
I am dependable, punctual, and personable. I specialize in refinances, first and second mortgages and reverse mortgage applications and reverse mortgages.
I am willing to travel 350 miles or more in the State of New Mexico. I am available 24/7 to assist you with last minute closings. Have it done right the first time! |
| | | This profile was last updated on 12/13/2013 6:38:00 PM. | | | 24 Hr Service: Yes | | | Does Fingerprinting: Yes | | | Has Laser Printer: Yes | | | Home Inspections: Yes |
| | Search in ZIP Code: 87120 |
|  | | New Mexico Notary Public; 3+ Years Experience as a Signing Agent (501-1000 Signings completed to date) National Notary Association Certified and Background-Screened Notary Signing Agent - $100K Errors and Omissions Insurance - National Notary Association Member Since: 2009 - References available - Servicing Bernalillo County and Sandoval County. Santa Fe County (Tijeras, NM; Sandia Park, NM; Edgewood, NM) with exceptions/stipulations and travel fee)
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| | | This profile was last updated on 12/6/2013 6:30:00 PM. | | | 24 Hr Service: Yes | | | Does Fingerprinting: Yes | | | Has Laser Printer: Yes | | | Home Inspections: Yes |
| | Search in ZIP Code: 87111 |
|  | | I am a certified signing agent and background checked with the National Notary Association. I have been commissioned by the State of NM to notarize documents for over 8 years. I provide notarial services at your or your borrowers home, hospital, hospice, business or anywhere convenient.
I work with an impressive list of Title Companies. I have 5 years experience as a Realtor, so I am experienced and very familiar with the documents.
I am committed to provide you with professional and accurate notary services. I value all my clients and will always provide service with integrity, patience and complete honesty. |
| | | This profile was last updated on 11/20/2013 8:40:00 PM. | | | Does Fingerprinting: Yes | | | Has Laser Printer: Yes | | | Home Inspections: Yes |
| | Search in ZIP Code: 87123 |
| | | I am a mobile notary-a certified signing agent. I have been background checked, have a surety bond and an Errors and Omissions policy as well. I am a very out going and people person who is very detail oriented and organized and I look forward to having the pleasure of doing business with you. Please give me 2-3 days notice before the closing-I am currently employed and very busy with 2 children in various sports activities and need to make sure my work schedule will allow the time to do the closing. Thank you! |
| | | This profile was last updated on 12/15/2013 3:22:00 PM. |
| | Search in ZIP Code: 87108 |
| | | I am dependable, professional and excel in customer service. I am happy to travel to you for your convenience to notarize your signature(s), whether it be at your place of employment, your home, or at the local coffee shop.
I have my BA from UNM, a NM Real Estate License and Notary Public Bond of $10,000.
I am ready and willing to complete your signings with accuracy, precision and absolute confidentiality daytime/evenings/weekends.
CONFIRMATION: I will call your clients immediately upon accepting the assignment to confirm the appointment time with them. |
| | | This profile was last updated on 7/31/2013 4:18:00 PM. | | | 24 Hr Service: Yes | | | Has Laser Printer: Yes |
| | Search in ZIP Code: 87112 |
| | | Signing agent with two years experience as a Mortgage Loan Originator where I earned a 100% customer satisfaction rating. MBA in Finance. Excellent people skills and references.
I have three laser jet printers, an HL-2270DW, an HL-2240, and an HP-1320. I accept electronic and overnight documents.
I am insured, bonded, certified and background screened by the National Notary Association.
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| | | This profile was last updated on 9/25/2013 10:18:00 AM. | | | Has Laser Printer: Yes | | | Home Inspections: Yes |
| | Search in ZIP Code: 87112 |
| | | NNA certified since 2007. I have completed over 300 closings. I also have experience with Debt Settlement. I offer mobile notary services within the Albuquerque metro area. |
| | | This profile was last updated on 11/18/2013 6:25:00 AM. | | | 24 Hr Service: Yes | | | Has Laser Printer: Yes |
| | Search in ZIP Code: 87107 |
| | | 300 + loans signed; experienced notary public and notary signing agent. Bilingual in Spanish-English. Socially gifted: from the moment I make contact with borrowers, they say "We love your personality!" Excellent with people with disabilities. Worked for Bank of America in the Mortgage Dept. Refinances, VA loans, debt elimination, Powers of Attorney, jail signings. References: Bank of America, So-Cal Signing, Prudential, Mortgage Solutions of Colorado, and others. Available in Sandoval, Socorro, Santa Fe, Torrance and Bernalillo Counties. With Pro-Biz you are guaranteed a professional outcome!
www.probiznotary.com |
| | | This profile was last updated on 8/14/2013 4:47:00 PM. | | | Has Laser Printer: Yes | | | Additional languages: Spanish |
| | Search in ZIP Code: 87104 |
|  | | I am a former Asst. Vice President and Personal Trust Officer with a national bank and have over 10-years of experience in Personal Trust and Estate Administration in Texas.
I have been a notary for over 8-years. |
| | | This profile was last updated on 11/18/2013 10:48:00 AM. | | | Has Laser Printer: Yes |
| | Search in ZIP Code: 87154 |
| | | I am willing to do almost any type of notarization for any type of document or loan signing. Affidavits, debt settlement signings, VA refi’s, contracts, or new loans - all are fine. I provide service between the hours of 8 am. -5 pm. Monday thru Friday. If you do have a weekend or evening job I will be happy to work with you.
I use a dual tray laser printer with a DSL wireless connection and I can accept e-docs. I am NNA certified with a current background check through NNA. You will find me to be thorough, prompt, competent, detail-oriented and attentive to the customer’s needs. Service areas include Bernalillo Co., Sandoval Co., and Valencia Co.
Previous experience includes many years as a Real Estate Associate Broker, also extensive time within the field of Property Management as well as 30 years as co-owner of a successful sign & graphics company.
I understand and respect deadlines as well as the standards of this industry. Give me a call.
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| | | This profile was last updated on 11/18/2013 10:43:00 AM. | | | Has Laser Printer: Yes |
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