Good morning! I am a notary in Columbus, Ohio, and I had the privilege of working with an entity yesterday to do a door knock for a client. They were looking to make a deal on a home they owned. The person that I was working with was extremely impressed with the deliverables that I offered, and asked if I knew anyone that did the same things I did in the Houston area. I definitely told him I’d reach out to Notary networks and let him know if anyone was interested. Just for reference, I received the job through the Snap Docs Platform and the pay was $135 to go to the residence, attempt to contact the client, and essentially leave a letter on their door and take a few photos of the home. Please let me know if anyone is interested as this gentleman is asking for resources! Thank you all in advance and I hope you all have an amazing and productively abundant day.!!

We've noticed an interesting pattern over the years. If an order is assigned as a Deed but turns out to be a Seller Package, many notaries immediately reach out to let us know the assignment doesn't match the scope of work. But when the opposite happens, an order is assigned as a Seller Package and it turns out to be just a Deed, it's much less common for anyone to mention it. Professionalism isn't just about speaking up when something benefits us. It's also about being consistent, even when it doesn't. Integrity is doing the right thing regardless of the outcome.

We recently had a file where the title company included two shipping labels inside the package. Knowing this could cause confusion, we left a very clear note for the notary indicating exactly which label needed to be used. Unfortunately, the wrong label was used. The package was lost, the title company never received the documents, and the borrowers had to sign again. When we asked the notary to return for the re-sign, the response was: "I'll do it, but you need to pay me a witness fee because this happened due to the two labels being in the package." Here's the question: If specific instructions were provided and the wrong label was still used, who should be responsible for the consequences? Mistakes happen to all of us. But when they do, should accountability be part of professionalism? Curious to hear your thoughts. 👇

Has anyone ever done business with "Super Promo Videos" in Buffalo, NY? I ordered some notary supplies from here and all of the order came to me except for a physical name badge I spent $40 on. This was back in February 27, 2026. Ever since then I have made many attempts to contact the owner (Charles Huggins) via email (there is no phone # associate with this business) and dm on LinkedIn. No replies ever since I asked about the one piece I never got sent to me. I am honestly thinking he is dead or just never answers customer support emails because the web site is still working be he is no where to be found to contact. Here is the only contact info I have for the site? Super Promo Videos Charles Huggins [email protected] [email protected]

Payment for Services How long is it normal for them to take to pay? I have pending jobs, but I don't know what to do. How do you handle this?🤔