Buying (or selling) a homes is one of the biggest financial decisions in our lives. It can be a long and complicated process, in which a notary public can play a vital role.
Mortgage Loan closing documents signings are performed by Certified Loan Signing Agents that are Notary Public with their states and are paid for notarizing and performing additional duties during assignments, such as printing and delivering loan document packages to the signer, ensuring that all needed signatures and initials are obtained on loan documents, and mailing completed loan documents to the title company.

Beyond just notarizing a document, a notary public often acts as a “signing agent”.
To be a certified loan signing agent, you must first of all be a notary public (Commission) in your state, certified by your secretary of state, then you take some courses with the National Notary Association ( NNA ) and Loan Signing System ( LSS ) by Mark Wills to be certified .The loan signing system is an educational course, when you click on the above link , will teach you how to become a mobile notary loan signing agent from A-Z. You are also required to get your background check , error and omission insurance( E&O from NNA with renewal every year.

In some states like Indiana, it’s mandatory to have a title producer license as well , because you will be dealing with mortgage title documents and this will allow for less error which can result to a litigation if not properly done.

After all the requirements are met , LSS will guide you on how to begin getting signings as part time or full time.