Posted by Jeffrey Nieder on 12/16/06 2:34pm
Msg #166305

Loan Signing Agent Classes Question?

I see all over the web the different places that offer the Loan Signing Agent Course. I am confused on where to go and take it. I see that it ranges in price for the class and dont know if you really get your monies worth over the other classes offered

Reply by Sylvia_FL on 12/16/06 2:41pm
Msg #166306

For a live class I would suggest contacting Joan Bergstrom or Kelly Robertson - www.notaryclasses.com

Reply by Dave_CA on 12/16/06 3:30pm
Msg #166309

I agree with Sylvia.

I took their class while my business partner had taken another.
When we compared notes mine had been much better.
In fact I saved more than the class cost using their recommendations for equipment and supplies.
My partner has been forced to replace both her printer and fax.

Reply by ZeeCA on 12/16/06 3:59pm
Msg #166311

the class i took

was thru the NNA and I cannot recommend them... they are not consistent and I took the first test grateful it was multiple guess as the "instructor" only talked about George Cloony. every once in a while she would digress and say something about the notarial class but then back to george...

Maybe one question on the exam was something she whiffed over.... Between my prior work and good guessing I passed.

Half the people were there for a second time as they failed the first exam....

Reply by Jeffrey Nieder on 12/16/06 4:10pm
Msg #166314

Re: the class i took

Yes, I have heard some negativity in regards to the Loan Signing course through NNA. I signed up for the notaryclasses.com for a live notary class but didnt sign up for the Loan Signing course. I was also thinking about takign the Loan Signing class at goldenstatenotary their prices for the course is cheap but I dont know if it is a good bang for the buck

Reply by Pamela on 12/17/06 5:57am
Msg #166383

Jeffrey Re: the class i took

Additionally, you may also want to checkout the Signing Registry.

They too offer excellent training.
With paid membership, you have access to their mentorship
program (free), for "one-on-one" assistance.

They also have a fine training manual which covers just
about every aspect of the business.

Http://www.signingregistry.com

Pam

Reply by Ernest__CT on 12/18/06 6:31am
Msg #166447

Agree wholeheartedly with Pam!

The Signing Registry has a great manual!

Reply by MistarellaFL on 12/18/06 11:57am
Msg #166491

The Signing Registry manual is sold right here on Not Rot

Click on notary supplies, and your state. For my state, it was at the bottom of the page on the left hand side.
It really is all-inclusive and specific.