
Should You Leave Your W-2 Job to Become a Self-Employed Mobile Notary or Signing Agent?
Deciding to transition from a traditional W-2 job to self-employment as a mobile notary or signing agent is a significant decision. While the allure of
PNS Owner Marcy Tiberio often writes articles for trade associations and other organizations about how to be a notary, how to build a notary business while maintaining professionalism and integrity within the industry, and much more.
PNS delivers quality service in a variety of applications. In the past, we have worked mostly in the business-to-business arena providing notarizations for real estate closings, commercial loans, etc. We are excited to share that we are also able to provide general notary work for consumers utilizing our Remote Online Notarization platform.

Deciding to transition from a traditional W-2 job to self-employment as a mobile notary or signing agent is a significant decision. While the allure of

As a mobile notary, your job requires you to be on the move, often driving long distances to meet clients. While this can be rewarding,

Notaries often encounter situations where witnesses are required to complete a notarization. Whether it’s for real estate transactions, powers of attorney, or other legal documents,