Posted by LM//CA on 4/26/12 12:20pm
Msg #418991

Notary ASAP Fee?

For those of you who have worked for Notary ASAP, is $100 a normal fee for them for a signing?

Reply by JPH13/MO on 4/26/12 12:25pm
Msg #418993

I have been signed up with them for quite a while but no call yet. I only signed up with them because reviews on NotaryRotary.com were very good and all indicated getting $xxx for the assignment, which means at least $100.

Reply by Karla/WA on 4/26/12 12:52pm
Msg #419005

COmpleted many loans for Notary ASAP with no problems. $100 is their base fee, but they are willing to pay extra if the location or timing is an issue. Love it too because many of their signings are flexible (either today, or over the weekend....just let us know when the appointment has been made).

Also, they don't micromanage and will get involved if needed to resolve an issue.

Reply by Moneyman/TX on 4/26/12 1:44pm
Msg #419018

It really doesn't matter what a SS's "normal fee" is. What your acceptable fee is really the only thing that matters. At least to you anyway, right?

I'm not trying to be flippant. If the a SS is unwilling to meet the fee you charge for your services why would you accept the job for less pay than you have determined your services are worth?

Reply by A S Johnson on 4/26/12 1:49pm
Msg #419021

Please list more information, such as thier city. I see this is in Orange Ca.

Reply by coastal/CA on 4/26/12 2:06pm
Msg #419022

Notary ASAP payment

Awhile back I complained that Notary ASAP failed to pay me. They DID pay me, but it took 2 months.

Reply by LM//CA on 4/26/12 2:52pm
Msg #419024

Yes it is in San Diego, CA

Reply by C. Rivera Chicago Notary Services on 4/26/12 3:55pm
Msg #419028

Re: Notary ASAP Fee - for a refi, yes that's the norm they

offer...for other types of loans, it varies.

I'd take all that I can get from them, though payment is about 30 days out, at least they pay!

Great company!

Reply by Jack/AL on 4/27/12 12:36am
Msg #419075

Re: Notary ASAP Fee - for a refi, yes that's the norm they

Depends. That amount usually works for me, but that is for signings within a certain general area, with a package of perhaps 90 to 120 pages. A larger package or extended travel would require a higher fee. I've done some for that company, and they were probably for the amount quoted to you.

Reply by Christine/OK on 4/27/12 7:54am
Msg #419101

Re: Notary ASAP Fee - for a refi, yes that's the norm they

Great info and nice support. Appreciate all the info - very helpful to know.

Reply by Notary_ASAP on 4/29/12 6:18pm
Msg #419315

We really do not have a standard fee.

What we pay varies by what our customer is willing to pay, what the notary is willing to work for, and how much it cost us to get the signing done. It's basically like any other supply and demand market. We deal with a large pool of companies and they all pay differently. Some title companies only pay $100 for a signing. In that case, we give our regulars the bulk of those signings as they work with us on their fee and in turn we keep them busy. Key is to know how and when to negotiate a fee, when to ask for more, when to take less, and how to stay under the radar but in the spotlight to keep yourself in demand.