I am a signing agent in Illinois. I cover Cook, Dupage and Will Counties. I am fairly new to the signing agent business but I have been trained by the best and I perform nothing but flawless signings. I understand that an incomplete signing or a signing full of errors can cost a mortgage officer a rate lock, a buyer to miss a close of escrow, or more specifically, makes you look bad to your client.

I never ever miss FedEx! I specifically know that escrow wants docs back asap. I know the latest FedEx drop-offs in my city.

I am never late to appointments

I never stack appts too close together. If I take a signing from you, I will make it on time. No excuses and I always factor in traffic times

Just to clarify I never miss any dates, initials, or signatures.

I always make sure that the borrower initials any corrections to the notice of right to cancel.

Or if the NRTC lines are blank, I'll have the borrower fill in the dates themselves.

If you ever have a provident funding signing I know how crazy particular there are about the dates being insanely neat.

All of the forms will come back completely filled out, whether that be the PCOR, statement of information, trust certification, or disbursements of proceeds. More importantly, I know how they are to be filled out. Let's be honest, most signing agents don't know how to fill out most forms.

I know some signing agents miss the top signature line on the front page of the 1003. I don't.

Oh and I never miss signature the signature on top of the second page the FHA or VA loan application.

And I never miss the notary sections, there is nothing worse than signing agents who forget to stamp their acknowledgments or jurats.

I have a dual tray printer, I always want print docs in legal and letter sized paper.

I am not picky about appointment times. 7 AM or 9 PM or even weekends. I'm always available.

I know who to call if there is a typo in the loan docs. I don't just cross out and initial without permission.

I know how to split docs as well and do not charge for that.