How to Become a Notary Public in Your State - It's Easy

I'm frequently emailed. Mark, I want to become a notary public loan signing agent, but I'm not even a notary public. And to that I say, so what are you waiting for? Becoming a notary public is the easiest part of being a loan signing agent. It is literally beyond easy to become a notary public in most states. And by most states, I mean 30 out of 50 states. It is simple as applying for to be one. That's it. You just apply to become a notary public. Like you apply for a credit card. You just apply to be a notary. No test, nothing to study and no course to pay for. You just submit an application, that's it. And only five states out of 50 have a mandatory notary public course which you can take online and in the comfort of your own home. Once again, it's so easy to be a notary public. And only seven of the 50 states require a test. And two of those tests are open book. And just because one, we all know that California is the most difficult and expensive state in the country to get anything done. Let me share how easy it is to get your notary commission in California. You can take their mandatory course online at your house. Once again, super easy. Then you take the notary exam and only cost $69. The test is 30 questions and you can miss nine of them. I frankly look at it more like a quiz because what test is only 30 questions? And what test can you get? A passing grade of 70%. And it is a joke how easy and inexpensive it is to become a notary public in California. So let's recap. Nearly 80% of the states require nothing more than an application to become a notary. And 90% of the states don't even have a mandatory course to take. Only a handful of states require a test, and even then some of those are open book. And in the most stringent state, California, it costs less than $70 and you can study in the comfort of your own home. So tell me again why not having a notary commission is stopping you from making phenomenal money as a notary public loan signing agent? The only thing that's required to be a notary public loan signing agent is to be an active notary public. And now that you know how insanely easy and inexpensive it is to become one. If all you did was apply to get your notary commission, would it be worth it? I mean, to have another license or designation that you can add to your resume and Update on your LinkedIn your showing you our current or any former employees. Additional value. Would it be worth it even if you never became a notary public loan signing agent? I've taught thousands of students how to become successful loan signing agents. But what if you didn't do one single loan signing but you were still able to make money on your own schedule notarizing regular documents? Wouldn't it be worth to fill out a simple application and get your notary commission? I know it would, wouldn't it? So you have nothing to lose and everything to gain. Apply to be a notary public today so then you can start making extra money working on your own schedule, specifically as a loan signing agent. My Loan Signing System course teaches you step by step how to make $75 to $200 in an hour long appointment as a loan signing agent from scratch. It is the only course that has a 4.9 star student rating and it's backed by my 100% money.