Why Become a Mobile Notary?

I would ask myself this question before I began studying for this as student profession and I saw the benefits would work out for me very well and so I took on this journey. In this field  you have so many options to choose from such as:

A.) Setting your own rate

B.) Having a comfortable schedule

C.) Not feeling pressure

D.) Maintain your autonomy.

Just the freedom of riding around in your automobile

helping your client out with notary services gives me a sense of freedom that I don’t feel when I am working inside for someone else company. I would not be able to take lunch when I want to I would not be able to do anything at the eclipse of a moment if I was working for someone else because I will be stuck inside their establishment until a certain time and witch make me feel like i am limited. I would just like to be able to leave whenever I need to leave without having to answer to anyone and that’s the freedom part of this job that I love. If you are a person who likes to travel from point A to point B then this would be great for you due to the fact that this job consist of riding to your customers location at their convenience on their time which is very important (convenience and time).

Being on the road several hours a day as a full time as a mobile notary signing agent can bring a the sum ranging from $30,000 to $80,000 per year if you are focus and consistent. The majority probably make around $50,000 per year. You can take a vacation anytime you want, you just have to make sure you have someone reliable that can fulfill your duties while you are away. This person must be someone you trust and have confidence in so pay this person well to keep a great relation. But, if your customers sense that you are not there for them, they might go elsewhere. Appointments are very important for you.

Pick a good set time for yourself, if you can accept jobs early in the morning if you are an early bird. Or, late at night if you are a night owl. I work weekends as well especially on Sundays because most places are close during this time. Yes but I am open because there is money out there waiting for me. The key is you have that choice plus ou set your weekend prices.. You You can set your own prices. If you don’t like to do jobs on Saturday, you can charge double. Perhaps somebody will pay, you never know. Mobile notaries drive a lot and talk on cell phones a lot. If you enjoy these two activities, you may have found the career for you. Most of the volume of mobile notary work will come from loan signing although if you market your business correct your potential to make more money is positive. When doing loan signing you would travel to the borrower’s home perhaps and sign on the dining room table. Sometimes, the borrowers suggest signing at a restaurant if their house is undergoing repairs or for various other reasons. Occasionally the borrowers prefer to sign at work. There is always plenty of business notarizing documents at hospitals. 

People in hospitals frequently need powers of attorney notarized as well as property deeds. Hospital signings can take a long time and notaries may experience a variety of problems doing this kind of service. People in jails also need notaries for powers of attorney and property deeds. Offices who don’t have a notary in their staff can be regular customers of a mobile notary. Mobile notaries go to a variety of places.

What is it like being a mobile notary?

I enjoy driving and talking on the phone making appointments and this is another reason i love what I do. Like other business there are good days and days where things get messed up. Your ability and grace at preventing and solving screw-ups is your key to success in this business. Generally, if you want to keep your clients, you have to be very access able by phone and very quick and responsive when it comes down to communicating and getting things done. This is a very time sensitive industry. There is no room for procrastination or negligence. If you do loan signing, the beginnings of months can have little or no business, while the ends of months can have overwhelming quantities of work. Learning how to coordinate and balance your workload is a must.What are the best ways to market my services?