Posted by Dana Hayes on 10/23/09 11:57am
Msg #308425

Newby on the block.

Good afternoon. I have just signed up with Notary Rotary and was not aware of this service. I was just reviewing a few posted and saw initials like SS,TC. What do those stand for and do you offer an advice or pitfalls that I should be aware of. Any replies will be greatly appreciated in my success with this new line of work. Thank you.

Reply by CopperheadVA on 10/23/09 12:02pm
Msg #308426

TC = Title Company

SS = Signing Service, a middleman who is hired by the TC to find a notary for their closing

Use the orange search button on the Notary Talk page and search for message 33325 and you will learn a lot.

Reply by Dana Hayes on 10/23/09 12:10pm
Msg #308432

Thank you.

Reply by Michelle/AL on 10/23/09 1:38pm
Msg #308452

Welcome Dana!

Take your shoes off, get comfortable and stay awhile. I'm not sure what state you are in. I'm in Alabama. If I can answer any questions for you let me know. The person who suggested the thread #33325 (I think that's it) gave you excellent advice. It took me awhile to figure out how to "search" on this site. Don't be afraid to ask how to use the orange button.

Reply by Dana Hayes on 10/23/09 2:31pm
Msg #308460

Re: Welcome Dana!

Thank you Michelle. I am from North Carolina and i intend to stay awhile. I was just glancing through the forum questions and replies. The advice and FYI's are very helpful. You guys really stick together. I have learned to use the "orange button" lol

Reply by PAW on 10/23/09 2:04pm
Msg #308457

Acronyms for Notary Signing Agents

http://www.pawnotary.com/tla.shtml

Reply by MW/VA on 10/23/09 3:03pm
Msg #308465

Welcome & good luck, Dana. NC is a tough state. The attorneys keep trying to get it back to an "attorney only" state.