Hey, I’m Jimez Williams. I went from loan signing agent to owning a National Signing Service, and I built this community to show you how to build your own notary business, with your own prices and your own clients. Here’s how to get started: 1. Introduce yourself below. Tell us your name, your state, and what you want your notary business to look like. 2. Watch the Start Here course. It takes about 15 minutes and shows you how everything works. 3. Pick your path. Brand new? Start with Notary Foundations, then How To Fill Out Documents. Already commissioned? Go to Pricing and Marketing 1-0-1. Want to add apostille? Start with Apostille Mastery. 4. Ask one question. Post it in the Questions category. If you’re stuck on it, someone else probably is too. 5. Add the live Q&A to your calendar. Check the Calendar tab for the next session. 6. Read the Community Guidelines. They’re pinned in Start Here. Please read them before you post, especially the rules about client privacy and leads. I’m glad you’re here. Drop your intro below and I’ll reply to every one. Rules and fees vary by state. Everything here is education, not legal advice.

This community works because members trust each other. These guidelines keep it helpful, safe, and professional. 1. Be respectful. Disagree with ideas, not people. No insults, harassment, or personal attacks. 2. No legal advice. Notary rules differ by state. Share what worked for you, say which state you’re in, and tell people to check their own state’s rules with their Secretary of State. Nobody here, including me, is giving legal advice. 3. Protect privacy. Never post a client’s name, signature, ID, documents, phone number, or address. Blur or remove personal details from every photo and screenshot. 4. No spam. Don’t promote your own services, courses, or products outside the places that allow it, and don’t message members to sell to them. 5. Keep it honest. No made-up income claims or fake results. If you share what you earned, make sure it’s true, and say it’s your experience, not a promise. 6. Ask clear questions. Include your state and what you’ve tried. Clear questions get better answers. 7. Keep content private. Don’t share course videos, templates, or materials outside the community. 8. Stay on topic. Notary work, apostille, signing services, and building the business. Client leads: share and claim leads only in the Client Leads category. Post the city, the service needed, and the timing, but never the client’s private details. Referral fees are an agreement between members, so put them in writing. Only take jobs you’re commissioned and able to do.

Announcements and rules only. Posting is limited to admins.

This community works because members trust each other. These guidelines keep it helpful, safe, and professional. 1. Be respectful. Disagree with ideas, not people. No insults, harassment, discrimination, or personal attacks. 2. Share experience, not legal advice. Notary rules differ by state. Say what worked for you, name your state, and tell people to check their own state’s rules with their Secretary of State. Nobody here, including me, is giving legal advice. 3. Protect privacy. Never post a client’s name, signature, ID, documents, phone number, or address. Remove or blur personal details from every screenshot and photo. 4. No spam or unsolicited selling. Don’t promote your own services, courses, or products outside the places that allow it. Don’t message members to sell to them. 5. Keep it honest. No made-up income claims or fake results. If you share what you earned, make it true, and say it’s your experience, not a promise. 6. Search before you ask, and be specific. Include your state and what you’ve tried. Clear questions get better answers. 7. Respect the content. Don’t share course videos, templates, or materials outside the community. 8. Stay on topic. Notary work, apostille, signing services, and building the business. Politics and unrelated debates aren’t a fit. If a rule is broken, I may remove the post, give a warning, or remove the member. Repeated or serious violations can mean an immediate ban. See something that breaks the rules? Report it or message me.