Louisiana Loan Signing Agent Course

Yes. To legally perform loan signings in Louisiana, you must be a commissioned notary public. This course is designed to help notaries expand their services into loan signings and build a successful business.

You’ll learn how to accurately handle loan packages, guide signers through documents, avoid critical mistakes, and understand Louisiana-specific notary rules that impact signings. The course also covers how to market your services and work with signing companies.

The course is completely self-paced. Most students finish within a few hours, but you can review the material on your own schedule and revisit any section as often as you’d like for 2 years from the date of purchase.

Yes, but you must be a commissioned Louisiana notary before performing any loan signings. Louisiana has a unique notary process that includes an exam and state application. You can take this course at any time, but we recommend starting your notary application if you haven’t already.

Yes. Upon completion, you’ll receive a Certificate of Completion showing that you’ve been trained in loan signings and Louisiana-specific procedures. This certificate can help you stand out to signing services and title companies.

Loan Signing Agent earnings in Louisiana vary based on experience, location, and volume of signings. On average, agents earn $75 to $150 per signing, with the potential to make $2,000 to $6,000 or more per month by working regularly with signing services, title companies, and local lenders.