Loan Signings Handled by a Notary Who Spent 25 Years in Mortgage Lending

I meet you for your refinance, purchase, or sale signing and work directly with your escrow or title company to keep the closing on track.

What a loan signing with me looks like

As a notary signing agent, I guide you through signing the loan package, confirm each signer's identity, notarize the documents that require it, and return the package exactly as your escrow or title company instructs. Your loan questions go to your lender or escrow officer, and I keep the signing itself calm and on track.

I have spent more than 25 years in the mortgage and loan industry, so I know these documents from the inside. That means I can spot the pages that tend to trip people up and walk you through them before anything goes wrong.

Who a loan signing is for

Loan signings serve two people at once, and I keep both of them in mind.

For borrowers and sellers

  • A calm, knowledgeable notary at the table who has lived in these documents for more than 25 years.
  • A page-by-page walkthrough so nothing is missed and nothing is signed by mistake.
  • I meet you at your home, your office, or wherever the signing works best for you.
  • I pause the signing anytime you want to check with your lender or escrow officer before you sign.

For escrow and title companies

  • Direct coordination so the package matches your instructions.
  • Complete, clean packages returned exactly as you send them.
  • Confirmed appointments and on-time arrivals.
  • A signing agent who follows through instead of leaving you to chase the details.

What gets in the way of a clean closing

Loan signings are stressful for good reasons. Here is what I help you avoid.

Thick, unfamiliar packages

Loan packages are full of documents most borrowers see only at closing.

Fear of signing the wrong line

One missed signature or initial can hold up funding.

Missed signatures that delay funding

Incomplete packages go back and forth and push closing dates.

Closing deadlines

Rate locks and move dates keep the timeline tight.

25 years in mortgage lending, on your side of the table

I spent more than 25 years in the mortgage and loan industry before I ever sat down to notarize a loan signing. I know how these packages are built, which pages matter most, and where borrowers get stuck. I pair that with a personal focus on putting you at ease during what can be a stressful and confusing process.

  • Refinance, purchase, and sale loan signing packages
  • Direct coordination with your escrow or title company
  • Mobile notary who meets you where the signing works
  • Careful, page-by-page review so nothing is missed

How Your Signing Works

Five simple steps keep your package complete and your closing on schedule.

  1. 1

    Escrow or title sends the request

    Your escrow or title company sends me the signing package and their instructions.

  2. 2

    I confirm time and place with you

    I reach out to lock in an appointment time and location that work for you.

  3. 3

    We review and sign page by page

    We walk through the package together so every signature and initial lands in the right place.

  4. 4

    I notarize what requires it

    I confirm each signer's identity and notarize the documents in the package that need a notary.

  5. 5

    I return the package as instructed

    I return the completed package exactly as your escrow or title company instructs.

Choose your signing package

I handle the three loan signing packages most borrowers need.

Refinance packages

Refinancing your current loan and signing the new note and loan documents at closing.

Purchase packages

Buying a home and signing the purchase loan and settlement documents at closing.

Sale packages

Selling your property, signing the deed and settlement paperwork, and notarizing what requires it.

Common questions about loan signings

Everything you need to know before we sit down at the signing table.

Have a Closing on the Calendar?

Call me now or request a signing and I will confirm a time and place that keep your closing on track.