There were 2 borrowers on the file Most documents required both signatures But the notary noticed that the Owner/Seller Affidavit only had: •⁠ ⁠One borrower’s name •⁠ ⁠One signature line Instead of ignoring it, the notary messaged us before the signing. Since it was so early in the morning, title wasn’t available yet, so we made a judgment call: 👉 Print the document twice 👉 Execute one as-is 👉 Add a signature line on the second copy for the other borrower Later, when title responded, the signing was already completed… And they were VERY happy the notary caught it and went the extra mile! This is the kind of attention to detail that makes title companies trust notaries more and more. Not just signing documents blindly, but actually paying attention 👏

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]

Hey everyone! 👋🏻 And a big welcome to the newest member of our community. We are so happy you are here. 🤗 I want to take a minute to tell you what this space is really about. Every single day, things happen in our office (The Closing Signing Service). Some good, some not so good, some that make us laugh and some that make us go 🤯. This is where we bring them to you. The idea here is simple. We deal with real situations in this business all the time, and instead of keeping them behind closed doors, we share them so you can learn right alongside us. We post the wins AND the messes. The closings that go perfectly, and the ones that almost fall apart. Because the truth is, you learn just as much from what goes wrong as you do from what goes right. One thing I want to be very clear about. We are NOT here to call anyone out. No names, ever. This is not about pointing fingers at a notary, a client, or anybody else. It is always about the situation, never the person. The whole point is that you get to look at what happened, understand it, and apply that lesson to your own business. And let me be honest with you, there is no space like this out there. Nobody is opening their office doors and showing you the real day to day the way we do here. So take advantage of it. Read, ask questions, share your own experiences too. The more real we get in here, the more all of us grow. 💪🏻 So tell me, how much are you loving the community so far? 😍 And if you know a colleague who would get value from this, invite them to join us right here: https://www.skool.com/notary-business-guidance/about Welcome again, and let's learn together. ❤️

Some people became notaries to make extra income Others wanted freedom, flexibility, or a fresh start And for some… it completely changed their life. So now we’re curious: 👉 What made YOU decide to become a notary? Was there a specific moment, person, or goal that pushed you into this industry?

Hi everyone. Can anyone recommend where I can obtain a de-identified sample loan packet for practice purposes?