​How to Make Money with Estate Planning Notarizations

Learn How to Make Money By Assisting Estate Planning Attorneys with Notarizations 

Are you looking for a flexible way to use your notary commission that allows you to work on your own schedule and make some extra cash? If so, have you considered assisting estate planning attorneys?

As a notary public, you have the unique opportunity to offer your services to estate planning attorneys and help them with their legal document needs. And the best part? You can do it all on your own time!

Whether you're looking to supplement your income or just want some extra spending money each month, assisting estate planners is a great way to put your notary commission to work and start earning more money. 

What is an Estate Planning Attorney?

An estate planning attorney is a legal professional who helps people plan for their future by creating legal documents such as wills, trusts, and powers of attorney.

​These documents are important for outlining how a person's assets and property should be handled after they pass away.

How Can a Notary Help an Estate Planning Attorney?

As a notary, you can play an important role in helping estate planning attorneys with the legal document signing process. 

You can verify the identity of the signers, and witness signatures, and notarize documents to ensure that they are legally binding during the estate planning process.

The Earning Potential for Notaries Who Assist with Estate Planning

You are probably wondering how much money you can make as a notary who assists estate planning attorneys. Let’s break it down. 

If you are working for a nationwide company, you can expect to earn anywhere between $175 and $200 per assignment. Each appointment can take anywhere from 20 minutes to 45 minutes! 

If you are obtaining your own clients, you must ensure you are following your state's notarization laws in terms of how much you charge for your services. 

But, you can charge for additional fees such as travel fees for your travel expenses!

Notaries are making an average of $90 for 20 minutes worth of their time notarizing an estate planning attorney's documents!

This means that not only can you make money by assisting with estate planning, but you can also save money on travel expenses.

Ready to Start Making More Money with Estate Planning Attorneys?

If you're ready to start making more money on your own schedule as a notary who assists estate planning attorneys, then it's time to join Complete Notary Mentorship.

Complete Notary Mentorship offers the training, support, and resources that you need to succeed in this lucrative field. You'll learn how to market your business with a Google Business Profile, which can help you attract more clients and increase your earning potential.

Plus, you'll have access to our expert mentors who can answer any questions that you may have and provide guidance as you build your career as a notary who assists estate planning attorneys.

So why wait? Join Complete Notary Mentorship today and start earning more money on your own terms!