INTERVIEW WITH THE NNA: FIND OUT WHY EVERY NOTARY SHOULD UTILIZE SIGNINGAGENT.COM 

Grow Your Notary Business with SigningAgent.Com

Loan Signing System met at the National Notary Association (NNA) headquarters in Los Angeles to learn more about SigningAgent.com and how every notary business owner should be leveraging this website in order to make more money.

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You might already know that getting NNA certified automatically lists you on SigningAgent.com. 

But what does that really entail? 

Who uses SigningAgent.com, considering platforms like Snapdocs and SigningOrder already fetch the signing agent list from the NNA? What added value does SigningAgent.com bring? 

I frequently get these questions, and I figured the best way to address them was by directly contacting the source at the National Notary Association.

Let’s dive into SigningAgent.com, aiming to help you figure out how to earn more from a resource you already have at your disposal.

​Why SigningAgent.com is Important

Every notary signing agent who is NNA-certified knows that Snapdocs, SigningOrder, and every signing service fetch their list. 

But the importance of having a SigningAgent.com profile—a database and directory—isn't always clear. 

The goal here is simple: to help you make money using something you already have access to. 

Every notary has a SigningAgent.com profile, but why should you pay attention to it? 

We’re shedding light on what business and money you could be missing out on by not paying attention to your SigningAgent.com profile.

What is SigningAgent.com?

SigningAgent.com is a public directory where people can find notaries, primarily for notary signing agents, but also for general notary work. 

The origin of SigningAgent.com stems from a collective need of financial institutions. 

They required a standard for notaries who handle critical documents during significant financial exchanges at people's homes.

So they established a standard requiring background screening and certification based on SPW requirements. All notaries listed on SigningAgent.com are legitimate and vetted.

The Importance of Verification

​Snapdocs and other platforms use the NNA list to verify that you're NNA certified and background screened. 

In contrast, SigningAgent.com operates differently. 

It's publicly accessible, allowing anyone to find a notary for signings or general notary work. They can use it as a search engine to find a reliable, qualified, and vetted notary.

Notaries who are certified signing agents on SigningAgent.com have specific profiles with unique URLs. 

Many notaries use this URL as their business website, promoting it for advertising purposes. 

The more information you provide in your profile, the more comprehensive your business offering appears.

Optimizing Your Visibility

First and foremost, having a background screening gets you listed on SigningAgent.com.

But to truly stand out and climb up the ranks, you need complete the certification test in order to give you an edge.

And the cherry on the top is participating in the training as well. The more equipped you are, the better your standing.

​This platform encourages continuous learning and growth, ensuring that the notaries listed are always up-to-date and adhere to the highest standards.

Key Takeaways 

​If you want to leverage SigningAgent.com to its fullest, prioritize filling out your profile, complete your certifications and training, and keep updating your skills and knowledge.

​Not only will you be more visible to potential clients, but you’ll also be part of a platform that values learning and high standards in the notary profession.

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