Posted by Debbie Murray on 4/9/08 12:59pm
Msg #242850
Hi everyone
I stumbled across this website when I was looking at information for applying for a home-based job. The company requires a notarized I-9 if you apply for a position. They only use Notary Rotary notaries. I never knew a website like this existed before today. I am a 19 year legal secretary. I've been a notary for five years in Tennessee. I haven't dealt with a lot of loan closings, except my own. Have you all gone through training courses?
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Reply by MistarellaFL on 4/9/08 1:04pm
Msg #242856
The company requires a notarized I-9 if you apply for a posi
Who is the company?
And, Debbie most loan-signing notaries have gone througt a training course, if they had no experience in this field.
I recommend the Signing Registry course, for sale here at Notary Rotary.
However, let me say that loans are down in the industry, and there is little work going around.
Many long-term notary signing agents are now working J-O-B-S due to lack of work.
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Reply by Charles_Ca on 4/9/08 1:07pm
Msg #242858
Horrors Misty, not J-O-B-S, no, no say it isn't so! n/m
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Reply by MistarellaFL on 4/9/08 1:11pm
Msg #242860
Horrors is right, Charles
I myself am managing & dispatching a transportation company, and fortunately can still accept any closings that come my way. But they are few and far between these days, and I can't depend on that as complete income anymore.
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Reply by Charles_Ca on 4/9/08 1:51pm
Msg #242883
Re: Horrors is right, Charles, You're absolutely right Misty
I just know that I couldn't handle going to work for someone else: I've been on my own so long I'd make a lousy employee 
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Reply by MistarellaFL on 4/9/08 6:25pm
Msg #242953
Re: Horrors is right, Charles, You're absolutely right Misty
Well, Charles, this is a business I also own, and cannot afford to pay a manager.
I must boast that I am an awesome employee...if you can call it that.
I hire PT IC's for the positions, so I have plenty of coverage.
But when in this situation, I have to produce the behaviors and actions I want the
IC's to emulate. So, I have to be extra good and lead by example if I want the IC's
to produce.
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Reply by Roger_OH on 4/9/08 3:34pm
Msg #242913
FYI notarizing I-9 signatures...
The form itself doesn't contain any notarial language, so after determining whether they want an ack or jurat, you have to notarize the signature with a loose certificate. DO NOT sign the
I-9 form where it says you are certifying the person's eligibility to work in the U.S.!!
The notary signs ONLY the loose certificate, NOTHING on the I-9 form itself.
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Reply by Lee/AR on 4/9/08 2:25pm
Msg #242892
You can be a Notary at age 14 in TN??? n/m
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Reply by DebbieT on 4/9/08 2:28pm
Msg #242895
Re: You can be a Notary at age 14 in TN???
Lee I think she means that she has been a legal secretary for 19 years. I hope.
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Reply by Lee/AR on 4/9/08 2:41pm
Msg #242898
Duh! Right. Can't blame this on not enough coffee. n/m
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