Posted by Nicole_NCali on 4/26/05 6:51pm
Msg #34160

Do I invoice NASCO ?

This is my first NASCO closing that I have accepted. I can't see to log into the vendor login section and I was wondering if I should include an invoice with the package or just call tech support with the pertinent information and get going on that end? My sigining is at 6:30pm tonight and it is a baby citi heloc (my god I feel guilty for charging so much for so little-not really). TIA for any info.

Reply by Kim_CA on 4/26/05 6:54pm
Msg #34161

Hi Nicole,

No, they pay you without your having to invoice them.

Reply by Nicole_NCali on 4/26/05 7:05pm
Msg #34162

great. I sometimes hate taking on new clients because of their specific policies. I read the instructions and they require black pens. Personally, I am blue pen afficionado.

Reply by Jeanie-fl on 4/27/05 1:52am
Msg #34266

Nasco invoices automatically. However, if you receive e-docs make sure you get a new work order with the additional charge. I have two overdue signings because I was told the edoc fee was added in their system but they had no time, or no way, to send the new info to me!!!! Wrong!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm still trying to get the edoc fee's. Get it in writing before going to the signing!

Reply by adrock_fl on 4/27/05 8:13am
Msg #34286

Nicole,
You do not need to invoice them. but as stated. if you do e-docs they will send you anouther confermation with the e-doc fee on it. If you do not recieve it call them and they will get it to you. I've worked with them for about 1 1/2 years and have never had one problem and i do a lot of closings for them.