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Loan Signing Agent

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Why choose our loan signing agents?

Unparalleled Expertise: Our signing agents have in-depth knowledge of the real estate industry and the legal intricacies involved in loan signings.

Attention to Detail: We leave no stone unturned when it comes to ensuring every document is thoroughly reviewed and flawlessly executed. Our notary signing services guarantee meticulous review of your documents, minimizing the risk of errors and potential delays.

Mobile Convenience: Our mobile notary signing agents can bring the signing process to your preferred location, saving you time and effort.

Serving Florida: If you’re in Florida, TheENotary is your local partner for all loan signing agent needs. We understand the specific requirements of the Florida market, ensuring a tailored approach.

TheENotary Difference

Loan Signing Made Simple

Experienced

We know loan signing. Rest assured that we will thoroughly and flawlessly take you through the process.

CONVENIENT

We have flexible scheduling options and can even come to your preferred location for a signing.

HASSLE-FREE

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WHAT CAN WE SIGN FOR YOU?

Real Estate Documents
Structured Settlements
Commercial Loans
Affidavits
LOAN SIGNING SERVICES

From $125

  • Travel Fee
  • Notarizations
  • Service time limit: Residential 1 hour. Commercial 2 hours.
  • Notary as a Witness
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Frequently Asked Questions

A loan signing agent is a trained professional who assists in the closing of real estate and commercial loan transactions by ensuring that loan documents are accurately signed and notarized. Loan signing agents handle various loan-related documents, including promissory notes, deeds of trust, mortgage agreements, and disclosure forms.

Loan signing agents undergo specific training and certification to become knowledgeable about loan documents, notarization requirements, and the signing process.

Loan signing agent fees can vary depending on factors like location, complexity of the transaction, and the services provided. It’s best to inquire about fees directly from the signing agent.

The duration of a loan signing appointment can vary depending on the complexity of the transaction, the number of documents, and the signing party’s familiarity with the process. On average, it can take around one hour.

Loan signings can occur at various locations, such as the borrower’s home, the lender’s office, a title company, or a mutually agreed-upon location. Loan signing agents can travel to the borrower’s location for the signing appointment. In addition, many loan signing agents offer remote online notarization (RON) services, allowing borrowers to sign loan documents electronically from their location.

It’s best to schedule a loan signing appointment as soon as possible once all parties involved are ready to proceed with the signing to ensure availability and avoid delays.
In addition to regular business hours, loan signing agents also offer flexible scheduling and can accommodate evening and weekend appointments to meet the needs of borrowers and lenders.

Yes, loan signing agents are typically notaries public and can notarize documents as needed during the loan signing process.

Yes, loan signing agents strive to accommodate individuals with disabilities or special needs during the signing appointment to ensure inclusivity and accessibility for all.

Yes. Loan signing agents can typically handle many types of loans. They receive training to familiarize themselves with various loan programs, but it’s always a good idea to inform them in advance about any unique aspects of your loan.

If you have a complaint or concern about a loan signing agent’s service, it’s recommended to contact their relevant professional signing agent organization to address the issue appropriately.
If an error is discovered after signing, contact the lender, title company, or attorney involved in the transaction to address the issue promptly. Reputable loan signing agents often carry errors and omissions insurance to provide an additional layer of protection for all parties involved in the loan transaction.

Florida Acceptable ID
  • FL Driver’s License
  • Driver’s License from another US state, territory, Canada, or Mexico
  • US Department of State-issued passport
  • Foreign passport stamped by the US Department of Justice
  • FL Identification Card
  • Identification Card from another US state, territory, or branch of the US armed forces
  • Veteran Health Card issued by the US Department of Veterans Affairs
  • “Resident Alien” Form I-551 from the US Department of Justice, US Bureau of Citizenship & Immigration Services

Please note that identification must be current or issued
within the last 5 years and bear a serial or ID number.

For further information or inquiries, please reach out to us.

Disclaimer

In my capacity as a notary public, it is important to clarify that I am not authorized to engage in the practice of law or offer legal counsel. This means that I cannot help you understand what a document says, assist you in filling out forms, or advise you on the legal consequences of signing them. My main role is to witness the signing process, confirm the identity of the people involved, and administer oaths or affirmations when needed.

If you have any questions about the content of a document or its legal implications, I strongly suggest consulting a qualified attorney or another professional who specializes in law. It’s important to know that my notarization of a document does not mean I approve or support what it contains. I also cannot be held responsible for any mistakes, inaccuracies, or missing information in the document.

However, if you have any concerns or inquiries specifically related to the notarization process itself, please don’t hesitate to approach me. I’m here to aid within the boundaries of my role as a notary public.