Becoming a Loan Signing Agent in Rhode Island involves meeting the state’s requirements to become a commissioned notary and then adding specialized training and industry practices. Rhode Island does not have a separate license category for loan signing agents. The role is based on a standard Notary Public commission, and the notary must comply with […]
Rhode Island’s notary public laws differ from those in most other states because they do not require the use of an official notary seal or stamp. This flexibility means that notaries can legally perform notarizations without a notary public. However, state officials strongly recommend that notaries use a seal as a mark of professionalism and […]
Rhode Island notaries are seeing expanded opportunities to grow their income, thanks to permanent Remote Online Notarization (RON) becoming law as of June 30, 2022. With this change, commissioned notaries can now perform notarizations remotely using secure audio-video platforms a development that significantly broadens how and where notaries can work. If you’re a notary in […]
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