Posted by Negrete on 10/5/10 5:24pm
Msg #355508
I had an offer come to me. ( JPM )
The offer was to have 50, yes 50 notaries at the office for 8 hrs a day for 2 days and sign 25 to 30 affirmations per person for 150 people.
I told them that I had my doubts about finding 50 notaries in the city they wanted all in one day without paying them at leat $250.00 per day per notary.
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Reply by Roadie_MD on 10/5/10 5:41pm
Msg #355511
Yuck! I don't think I could be persuaded to do it...
That sounds like 2000+ notarizations per day. The hourly rate wouldn't be too bad I guess, but I can make the same on two signings, but with only about 5-6 hours of work, 30 notarizations, and not be stuck in an office all day. I'm just sayin.
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Reply by Linda_H/FL on 10/5/10 5:57pm
Msg #355512
I know a notary who was just contacted
by a lender representative asking if a QC deed from several months ago can be notarized with the old date - the original notarized document has been lost.
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Reply by janCA on 10/5/10 7:16pm
Msg #355518
Exactly where, Tony? And isn't JPM one of the lenders in hot water for running a "foreclosure mill"?
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Reply by John Schenk on 10/5/10 7:47pm
Msg #355521
I don't rent for $250 a day. eom n/m
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Reply by James Dawson on 10/6/10 10:23am
Msg #355599
Ditto John n/m
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Reply by BrendaTx on 10/5/10 7:58pm
Msg #355524
While $250 a day is not a stunning offer, I don't think
it's horrible, either. If the gig is local, and no printing, I think there would be merit to this job...assuming, of course, the notary is not experiencing high volume routinely.
I don't see the problem with $250 for a day in an office. You can make interesting contacts in those venues.
Just my thoughts. Please don't shoot...and, if you do, please aim higher.
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Reply by jba/fl on 10/5/10 8:11pm
Msg #355527
Agree - depends on day, whether I have hot date, etc. n/m
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Reply by Tess on 10/5/10 8:15pm
Msg #355529
Re: Is it my math, or is that only 3 people per notary total
That’s up to 90 affirmations total and would not be two days worth of work per notary. Why not 20 notaries instead?
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Reply by Tess on 10/5/10 8:27pm
Msg #355531
Re: Is it my math, or is that only 3 people per notary total
I am thinking this is a mass correction on the notarizations for the forclosures???
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Reply by Donna McDaniel on 10/5/10 8:38pm
Msg #355533
Re: Is it my math, or is that only 3 people per notary total
The notary will most likely have to wait while each affidavit is read by the signer and then signed.
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Reply by frances arnone on 10/5/10 8:44pm
Msg #355534
Negretes Notary Job
Have we determined what city, I would have no problem with this two day assignment
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Reply by Susan Fischer on 10/5/10 10:05pm
Msg #355541
Hi, Tony, Yeppers, I'm with you - and $250 doesn't even
bring up my enthusiasm to a blink.
There's a thread recently that sounds like the same traveling circus, talking all about it.
As my ol' man used to say, "If I were you, I wouldn't pet that dog."
Cheers, dears!
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Reply by C. Rivera Chicago Notary Services on 10/6/10 7:00am
Msg #355560
$31.25 an hour ....hmm. me thinks I do it...if I weren't
too busy, was only for 1 day, and I got paid upfront via PP. Sure no problem. 
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Reply by MW/VA on 10/6/10 8:52am
Msg #355571
You're not the only ss being solicited for other kinds of
work. See msg. 355564.
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