Absolutely not! We guide you through getting commissioned in your state — it’s the very first step in our proven 9-step roadmap.

Results can vary, but many of our students finish the course, get certified, and start receiving job notifications within just 30–60 days — even while holding down a full-time job. And to help you hit the ground running, we include a 31-day checklist to fast-track your success!

Perfect! While seasoned signing agents have used the Notary Agent System to grow their business, it was specifically designed with beginners in mind. We walk you through everything step by step — no experience needed, no problem at all.

Yes! The NC101 Certification is recognized and trusted nationwide by signing services, title companies, and escrow officers. It proves you’re trained, professional, and ready to hit the ground running.

The course is self-paced and built to fit your schedule. Most students finish the training in 8 to 12 hours over the course of 7–14 days — but you’ll have lifetime access, so you can learn at your own pace.

No, I recommend starting with the Notary Class 101 course before doing anything else. It’s specifically designed to help you avoid the common mistakes many new signing agents make when building their business. The course also includes simple, affordable ways to get your notary commission and the supplies you need in your state—saving you time, money, and stress. By starting with the course, you’ll get a clear, step-by-step roadmap to becoming a successful notary agent, even if you’re starting from zero!

If you already have your notary commission, congratulations! You’ve completed the most time-consuming step—and now you’re in a perfect position to start earning as a notary  agent. All you need now is the right knowledge and step-by-step training, which is exactly what the Notary Class 101 offers. I’ve had students who already had their commission start the course and land signings within the same week!

The good news is that lenders don’t create 50 completely different sets of loan documents for all 50 states. While some laws and documents may vary slightly from state to state, the Notary Class course focuses on teaching you the core principles of loan signings—so you can handle any set of documents with confidence, no matter where you’re located. Just be sure to always follow your own state’s notary laws and guidelines, which are provided in your notary commission course and by your Secretary of State. Keep in mind: Notary agents are most commonly used in escrow states, where opportunities tend to be more frequent

The good news? Where there are homes, there are loan signings. So if you’re surrounded by houses, that means there’s opportunity—and you can make money as a notary agent.

And here’s the even better news: It’s surprisingly easy to get started. You don’t need a special degree or advanced education—just a notary commission.

Now, because it’s so easy to get into this business, there tends to be a larger number of signing agents. Some people see that as a downside due to competition—but in reality, it’s a huge advantage for you. Why? Because the low barrier to entry means many agents never invest in proper training. Most are unprepared, untrained, and inconsistent—because no course is required to start.

That’s exactly where you stand out.

By taking my course, you’ll immediately rise above 90% of the competition. And that’s not just hype—it’s what escrow officers say all the time: a great notary agent is worth their weight in gold and hard to find. When they do find one, they stick with them and consistently send them signings.

In my course, I walk you through exactly how I became the top notary agent in my market—step by step—so you can follow the same path to success.

You don’t need a degree or any special certifications to get started. All you need is a notary commission in your state—and the right training. You can truly begin with zero experience or formal education!

Getting your notary license (called a commission) is a straightforward process. In many states, it’s as simple as submitting an application. A few may require a basic test—usually around 30 questions. Either way, the process typically takes anywhere from two weeks to two months, depending on your state.

Inside the course, you’ll find direct links and step-by-step instructions for getting your notary commission in your state—making it even easier to get started.