oboloo

oboloo Glossary

Loan Signing Agent Vs Notary Public

oboloo Glossary

Loan Signing Agent Vs Notary Public

A Loan Signing Agent is a certified professional who is authorized to complete loan-signing services for lenders. This includes verifying the identity of the borrower, obtaining the signature from them on the necessary documents, and providing proof that all steps have been taken in a compliant manner. On the other hand, a Notary Public is a qualified individual who is appointed by their state or local government to witness any document and certify it as legally valid. A notary must also verify the identity and signature of the person signing the document before they can provide their certification. While both roles require a certain level of expertise, a Loan Signing Agent provides more specialized skills for mortgage transactions.

Want to find out more about procurement?

Access more blogs, articles and FAQ's relating to procurement

Oboloo transparent

The smarter way to have full visibility & control of your suppliers

Contact

Feel free to contact us here. Our support team will get back to you as soon as possible

Oboloo transparent

The smarter way to have full visibility & control of your suppliers

Contact

Feel free to contact us here. Our support team will get back to you as soon as possible

© 2024 oboloo Limited. All rights reserved. Republication or redistribution of oboloo content, including by framing or similar means, is prohibited without the prior written consent of oboloo Limited. oboloo, Be Supplier Smart and the oboloo logo are registered trademarks of oboloo Limited and its affiliated companies. Trademark numbers: UK00003466421 & UK00003575938 Company Number 12420854. ICO Reference Number: ZA764971