Should a real estate agent rather be a signing agent notary public than just a regular notary public?
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What would be the advantages for this advance training in order to become a loan signing agent rather than just the regular notary public? And what would the title be called, loan signing agent or notary public in addition to the real estate agent?
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What would be the advantages for this advance training in order to become a loan signing agent rather than just the regular notary public? And what would the title be called, loan signing agent or notary public in addition to the real estate agent?
Realtor / Loan Office / Notary Public
or
Realtor / Loan Officer / Loan Signing Agent
(Which one is more proper even when you are a Loan Signing Agent and Notary Public)
Is there any abbreviation symbol for the Loan Signing Agent?
2 Responses to “Should a real estate agent rather be a signing agent notary public than just a regular notary public?”
October 10th, 2008 at 9:02 am
A real estate agent has no need or reason to be a notary, and indeed probably shouldn’t. A loan officer, however, has good reason to be a notary, and many are.
October 13th, 2008 at 5:58 pm
The notary public requesting notarial act as regular notary.