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Signing Companies Not Paying Notary Signing Agents

By CD&C, published Apr 26, 2007
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A recent survey by CD&C Business & Legal Form Processing Services, LLC ("CD&C") of Notary Signing Agents ("NSA") resulted in several areas/topics of concern. The chief response among the feedback centered on non-payment and debt collection. In a nutshell, NSAs are doing signings and are being "stiffed" by some signing companies. This has been a problem for notary signing agents for a long time. Question is...what can be done about it?

First, let us say that there are many reputable companies out there. But there are a few bad apples. These disreputable companies take advantage of the NSAs services. In fact, it would appear that scamming NSAs is becoming its own business. There are companies that open shop, hire NSAs to do closings, then refuse to pay them or promise a "payment/check in the mail" that can never seem to get there. Then there are other companies who agree to pay a certain fee for the services of a NSA, only to reduce the fee after the closing has been completed. Excuses range from poor quality of work to lenders not paying enough for the closing to citing slow business. What happens to these companies? Well, after enough complaints are lodged against them, they simply close shop and re-open under a different name.

Signing Companies Not Paying Notary Signing Agents

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Kris, Thank you for reading and responding to our article. This article was written based on personal experiences. I have gotten calls on few occasions where the signing company hired me to do partial closings because the documents weren't notarized properly or all the documents weren't signed at the initial closings. We all have encounter different experiences in this business that why CD&C encourage other NSAs to give feedback about the signing business so that we can all learn from each other. Kind regards, CD&C.

Posted on 04/30/2007 at 8:04:00 PM

 
In the 3 years that I have been a NSA, I have never had to 'clean up' another's work. As for collections, I have had difficulty in collecting from 4 companies, I have had a total loss of $100 from 2 of the companies, and collected $1,600 from the other two. I can see that you are dilligently trying to promote your business through articles at AC, I hope it works, but have doubts. Your content is shakey and needs to be researched better.

Posted on 04/27/2007 at 7:04:00 PM

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