We recently had a file where the title company included two shipping labels inside the package. Knowing this could cause confusion, we left a very clear note for the notary indicating exactly which label needed to be used. Unfortunately, the wrong label was used. The package was lost, the title company never received the documents, and the borrowers had to sign again. When we asked the notary to return for the re-sign, the response was: "I'll do it, but you need to pay me a witness fee because this happened due to the two labels being in the package." Here's the question: If specific instructions were provided and the wrong label was still used, who should be responsible for the consequences? Mistakes happen to all of us. But when they do, should accountability be part of professionalism? Curious to hear your thoughts. 👇

Do you have an LLC? Do you offer other services besides notary? What name did you decide for your business?

Some people became notaries to make extra income Others wanted freedom, flexibility, or a fresh start And for some… it completely changed their life. So now we’re curious: 👉 What made YOU decide to become a notary? Was there a specific moment, person, or goal that pushed you into this industry?