Mobile Loan Signing Agent — Certified, Insured, On Your Schedule

What a loan signing agent does

A loan signing agent (also called a notary signing agent, or NSA) is a certified notary trained to walk a borrower through a complete loan document package. The agent presents each document, points out where to sign and initial, and notarizes the pages that require it. Unlike a general notary, an NSA understands the structure of a loan package and the sequence lenders and title companies expect, so the signing goes cleanly the first time.

Documents in a typical loan signing

Every package differs, but a mobile loan signing usually includes:

• The promissory note
• The deed of trust or mortgage
• The Closing Disclosure (CD)
• The Notice of Right to Cancel (on qualifying refinances)
• Signature/name affidavits and the compliance agreement
• Various borrower disclosures and acknowledgments

We verify each signer's identity, witness the required signatures, and complete every notarial certificate correctly, then get the package back to your signing service, title company, or lender on time.

How a loan signing appointment works

1. 1

   Send the order. Give us the borrower's location, the signing window, and the package (or authorization to download it). We confirm availability fast.

2. 2

   We print and prep. We print the package to spec (dual tray where required) and review it so nothing gets missed at the table.

3. 3

   We sign at the borrower's location. A certified NSA meets the borrower, verifies ID, and walks the full package in order.

4. 4

   Fast scan-back and return. We return executed documents by scan-back, courier, or overnight, per your instructions.

Pricing

Loan signings are quoted per appointment based on the per-signature notarial fee your state allows, a travel fee based on distance and time of day, and the size of the package (print, dual-tray, and scan-back requirements factor in). You get a clear written quote up front, and we don't add fees at the table.