Commission-first practice
Perform only authorized notarial acts within the scope of the commission, governing law, and applicable platform rules.
For commissioned notaries
NotarySpan welcomes expressions of interest from state-commissioned mobile and remote online notaries who value clear instructions, dependable communication, and jurisdiction-aware work. Interest profiles may expand the large nationwide sourcing network available for assignment-specific placement.
Profile review does not promise volume, employment, exclusivity, or a specific assignment. Every order remains subject to location, timing, credentials, experience, and client requirements.
Perform only authorized notarial acts within the scope of the commission, governing law, and applicable platform rules.
Read the assignment, confirm unclear operational details, and follow authorized printing, scanback, shipping, and closeout steps.
Confirm availability accurately and report signer, document, identity, timing, or delivery exceptions as soon as they arise.
Return legal, document, certificate, or transaction questions to the authorized client or receiving party instead of guessing.
Start with a concise capability profile. Sensitive credential records can be requested through a secure path later in review.
Do not attach a driver's license, Social Security number, unredacted background report, commission image, W-9, banking information, or other sensitive records to the first email. Begin with the capability details above. Supporting records should be shared only after NotarySpan and the professional agree on an appropriate secure transfer method.
Professionals considered for assignments are expected to maintain their own active commission, required registrations or authorizations, equipment, records, and compliance with applicable law. Assignment terms and client-specific requirements are communicated for each order.
Review the public NotarySpan network standard before expressing interest.
Assignment interest
Send only non-sensitive profile information in the first email. Review and assignment availability are not guaranteed.