Mon - Sun 8am-7pm | After-Hours Appointments Available
Loan Signing Agent Services
Book this option for real estate loan document signings, including buyer, seller, refinance, HELOC, or loan modification packages.
Typical Loan Signing Fees
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Refinance / Purchase Packages: $175–$225
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Seller Packages: $150–$175
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HELOC or Small Packages: $125–$150
Pricing is based on document size, print requirements, scanbacks, travel distance, parking, and appointment time.
After-Hours Loan Signings
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Additional $50–$75 premium may apply
Loan signings require more than just a stamp. They demand precision, organization, and an understanding of time-sensitive paperwork. This service is designed for borrowers, lenders, and title companies who need a reliable signing experience that keeps transactions moving smoothly and on schedule.
Loan signing services are priced separately and are not charged per signature. Complimentary same-day return document service is available to offices on the Westside of Los Angeles.
Loan Signing Identification Requirements (California)
Please review before your signing appointment
Loan document signings are subject to California notary law and the identification standards set by lenders and title companies. To avoid delays, please be prepared with the following:
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Personal Appearance Required
All signers must personally appear before the notary at the time of signing. Documents cannot be notarized unless the signer is physically present. -
Identification Requirements
At least one current or recently expired (issued within the last 5 years) government-issued photo ID is required under California law.
Some lenders or title companies may require two forms of identification, which may include:Requirements vary by transaction, and failure to provide the required ID may result in the signing being postponed or canceled.
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Government-issued photo ID (driver’s license, state ID, or U.S. passport)
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Secondary identification such as a credit card, Social Security card, or other supporting ID (as requested by the lender or title company)
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Name Consistency Is Critical
The name on the identification must closely match the name printed on the loan documents. Discrepancies should be addressed with the lender or title company before the appointment. -
Signer Awareness & Willingness
Signers must be signing willingly and must be able to understand and communicate throughout the signing. The notary cannot proceed if a signer appears confused, coerced, or unable to communicate directly. -
No Legal or Loan Advice
A California notary public and loan signing agent is not an attorney and cannot explain loan terms or provide legal advice. Questions regarding the loan must be directed to the lender or title company. -
Credible Witnesses
Credible witnesses are generally not accepted for loan signings and must be approved by the lender or title company in advance.
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Failure to meet these requirements may result in additional fees, delays, or a rescheduled appointment.
