Plant City, Florida Notary Public
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What Is A Mobile Notary? A mobile Notary is a Notary Public, commissioned by their state, who will travel (for a fee) to your home, office, hospital room, or other location, to notarize your documents ranging from wills and affidavits, to mortgage documents. Most mobile Notaries make a living traveling to a Lender/Title Company's client's location, to present and notarize mortgage loan documents. Notaries usually base their fee on the distance they must travel to meet with the client, and the laws specific to their state.
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Notary Signing Agent?
A Notary Signing Agent (NSA) is a commissioned Notary Public who specializes in the process of obtaining and notarizing the signatures of each of the parties involved in real estate loan mortgage documents, for the purpose of closing a real estate loan transaction. Many Lenders who offer loans across the country, rely on competent Notary Signing Agents to complete the signing and notarizing portion of their real estate loan transaction in a professional, reliable and accurate manner.
The tasks of a Notary Signing Agent are vital to the successful closing and funding of each and every transaction they handle. A Notary Signing Agent (NSA) is a Notary Public who has been specifically trained, with the knowledge in presenting documents used in real estate purchase and refinance loan transactions. Notary Signing Agents (NSA) may take an examination to test and show their knowledge of the correct loan document signing procedures and the Notary Public laws of their state.
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Ethical Conduct Guidelines
As a member of the American Society of Notaries (ASN) and the United Notary Network of America (UNAA), having accepted the responsibility of the Office of Notary Public, in order to faithfully discharge my duties with both competence and integrity, I hereby resolve to adhere to the following standards of conduct:
- To uphold the trust placed in me by the public I serve;
- To maintain a professional manner suitable to the office I hold;
- To treat each individual fairly and equally, with kindness and respect;
- To always be satisfied that the individual appearing before me understands the contents of the document to be executed or oath to be administered, before proceeding;
- To always satisfy myself as to the identity of the individual appearing before me in my capacity as notary public;
- To not betray the confidence of any individual appearing before me;
- To never perform any notarial act in which I am a party in interest or from which I stand to benefit;
- To never divulge the contents of any document nor the facts of execution of that document without proper authority;
- To keep informed of the law regarding the duties and powers of the office of notary public in my jurisdiction and not compromise that law; To not use the office of notary public as a means of financial gain, for myself or others, in any other business or profession;
- To exercise extreme care to insure that the notarial seal, stamp, and records are kept in a safe place and are not used by any other person;
- To always conduct myself and perform my duties in a manner which will bring credit to myself, my office, and the Society.
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