Posted by Patrice_CA on 8/11/05 11:47pm
Msg #58470

1st Signing

Yeayy!!! I did my first signing today.

It went pretty smoothly.

I did print 200 pages that were not a part of the loan. The papers were for another borrower. Should I bill for the extra e-docs?

Reply by CANotary on 8/11/05 11:48pm
Msg #58471

I would definitely bill for the extra docs.

Reply by Patrice_CA on 8/12/05 5:49pm
Msg #58697

Thank you. I did bill for the extra docs and they agreed to pay me.

Reply by Brian/CA on 8/12/05 1:09am
Msg #58474

Do you mean they sent you someone elses documents? Or did you click on the wrong ones on a web site? If they sent you someone elses, you really got thrown in to a mess your first time. In 5 years I've never had that.

Reply by Patrice_CA on 8/12/05 5:51pm
Msg #58698

They sent the correct doc, and in addition they sent someone else's. 200 extra pages.
Thanks.

Reply by Anne/Ca on 8/12/05 1:31am
Msg #58481

You say from your post that this was your first signing. Upon reading your profile on this site, it sure sounds like you are an experienced loan signing agent! I think you should be more truthful in your advertising!!

Reply by Sylvia_FL on 8/12/05 5:43am
Msg #58485

She does say her experience comes from personal RE investments and refinancing.

Reply by Anonymous on 8/12/05 10:17am
Msg #58528

Why are we discussing her profile on this site? That was not the question.

Reply by Anonymous on 8/12/05 11:41am
Msg #58567

i remember how excited and relieved i was on my first signing. so congratulations and here's to a successful career for you!

Reply by Patrice_CA on 8/12/05 5:53pm
Msg #58700

Thank you so much. I am very excited. Looking forward to the next one.

Have a good day!!!

Reply by BrendaTx on 8/12/05 1:26pm
Msg #58610

Anonymous....

**Why are we discussing her profile on this site? That was not the question.**


This is not Jeopardy...so, the question was not necessary...posters can comment on pretty much whatever Harry allows.

Reply by BrendaTx on 8/12/05 1:21pm
Msg #58605

Re: 1st Signing - Her ad...

She's a great marketer and writes very well. It seemed honest to me.

Besides, when a company looks at a person's ad, and they see someone who cared enough to put up a well-written ad, I believe the quality of the ad speaks much LOUDER than any type of certification, or experience described in mangled words.

Patricia, dump the notary gig and go into resume writing. You have talent, girl.

Reply by Patrice_CA on 8/12/05 5:55pm
Msg #58701

Re: 1st Signing - Her ad...

Thanks a lot. I really took my time, thought about carefully, and tried my best to write it well, and honestly.

Reply by Patrice_CA on 8/12/05 5:52pm
Msg #58699

Every thing written in the profile is true.
Thanks.

Reply by New2Notary on 8/12/05 12:24pm
Msg #58579

Re: Congratulation!!!!

I read your profile, very professional and to the point you did state what your previous experience has been and what type of service you intend to provide to your clients and you covered what certifications you have. Nice.

Reply by Patrice_CA on 8/12/05 5:56pm
Msg #58702

Re: Congratulation!!!!

Thanks. I'm glad you were able to understand what I am trying to convey.

Good luck to you, also.