I took my independent notary business from $600 a month, to over six-figures ($100,000) a year.

This course lays out exactly how I did it.
Plus it provides a step-by-step guide on how you can do it too.

Watch this before paying a single dollar for my course.

Final words before we get started.

Securing your notary license is easier than you think.

Here’s a simple guide to getting started.

Your name is everything.

It can make or break your business.

Here are the most valuable pointers and tips that will help guide you towards the best business name.

Buying your domain name is like owning internet real estate.

Here are the different ways that you can secure your domain name for less than $12.

You don’t need to pay thousands of dollars to create your website.

Here’s a simple guide for those that want to create a beautifully designed, affordable website that attracts and converts clients.

Your Google Business Profile is like a giant sign that the entire world can see.

Here’s how you set up your profile and start attracting clients that want to work with you.

Over 80% of the payments my business pulls in are made electronically.

If I didn’t accept card and electronic payments I would miss out on over $80,000 a year. And you will too if you don’t follow these steps and enable your business to accept all forms of payment.

Here’s how to set everything up.

The normal notary journal is not the most user friendly, and it doesn’t do the best job of capturing all of the client’s information.

After months of searching and hundreds of dollars spent, I discovered the absolute best notary journal to use for your signing appointments.

Here’s where to buy it for less than $7.

Did you know that you can use yur smartphone and tablet as your notary journal?

Everyday I do signings with my iPhone and iPad.

Here’s how you can do the same.

I use three basic apps to power a six-figure notary business, and two of them are free.

These are the apps and templates that you should use to run your $10K per month notary business like a well oiled machine.

The next three products that I’m going to discuss are the bread and butter of your notary business.

These will be your most commonly provided services.

This section breaks down exactly how you should explain each service to prospective customers.

It also provides you with a template description that you can use on your website.

Acknowledgements are the most common notarial act that you will perform.

Here’s how I explain this service to clients that ask, and this is also the description that’s included on their receipt.

After Acknowledgements, Jurats, Oaths, and Affirmations will be your second most commonly performed notarial act.

Here’s how to properly lay out this service to clients.

Certified Copies of Power of Attorney documents, and Copy Certifications by Document Custodian are two more highly requested notarial services.

Here’s how you can explain these services to your clients.

Before we go any farther, I must make this disclaimer.

If $400 - $450 an hour is an hourly rate that you’re comfortable making, then listen very closely.

Travel service and mileage costs are the first thing you need to nail down.

Here’s how I’ve set my rates.

Feel free to borrow the same structure or recreate your own.

After-Hours and Same-Day Service are what separates successful notary businesses from the rest.

Here’s one way to structure your pricing for these special accommodations.

If you aren’t providing Apostille services within your notary business, I can assure you that you’re leaving $20,000 - $40,000 of annual revenue on the table.

Here’s how you can start providing these services immediately.

Providing notarial services for incarcerated individuals is not scary.

It’s nothing like the shows you see on TV.

These services are frequently requested by families and they can help push your business to new heights.

Here’s how I offer the service within my business.

Both Loan Signings and Real Estate Closing Packages are highly requested amongst clients.

Your pricing should be fairly straightforward, but there are a few key things to keep in mind.

Here’s the blueprint that I follow for these appointments.

You’re welcome to do the same or make changes as necessary.

Not every signing is the same.

As a notary, clients will ask for assistance with preparing all types of different documents.

For these unique scenarios, you have to be prepared with custom pricing that is tailored to the needs of the client.

Here’s a behind the scenes look at how I approach these appointments and some advice on how you can incorporate these services into your own business.

By serving as a credible witness to a signing, you can make additional income as a notary without even notarizing any documents.

Here is my pricing guidance for Accredited Witness Provisions.

Typically, after real estate related documents are signed and notarized; the next step is to record them with the county.

By providing this service within your business, not only do you take an extra chore off of the shoulders of your client, but it’s also another way to generate additional income with each real estate closing package you notarize.

Clients will always need various documents and forms printed.

Here are the two different ways that I charge for printing services.

A normal notary appointment should take no more than 10 - 20 minutes.

Abnormally long appointments may require you to block out additional time within your schedule.

Here’s a great way to approach these appointments, and a bit of pricing guidance that you should keep in mind.

Both Live Scanning and Traditional Fingerprint Rolling are two highly requested services.

Here’s how I incorporate fingerprint rolling services within my business, how much I charge, and how you can do the same.

As a high performing notary, you may be asked to faciliate getting documents from one destination to another.

Here’s how I price out these requests.

Digital Products are one of the only ways that you can make money is your sleep as a notary.

They don’t require you to lift a finger.

Here are the different digital products that I offer within my business and how much I charge for each of them.

As previously stated, digital products allow you to make money without ever having to lift a single finger.

The more digital products you offer on your platform, the more passive income your business stands to make.

Here are a handful of forms and products that I highly recommend incorporating within your business.

By becoming a loan signing agent and taking on an additional 1 - 2 signings in addition to your normal appointments, you can easily add another $60 - $75,000 of top-line revenue to your business.

By becoming a RON (Remote Online Notary) you can complete signings and make money without ever having to leave the comfort of your home.

Here’s a step-by-step guide do getting started as a Remote Online Notary.

Building a team is not the easiest way to scale your business, but it’s by far the most rewarding.

Joining forces with other notaries and signing agents is an extremely powerful growth tactic that can take your business to new heights.

Here’s exactly how I’d do it.

Before we close out, let’s briefly revisit everything we discussed with regard to growing your business beyond $10K per month in revenue.

It’s important that you walk away with an understanding of these 4 core principals.

You now have all of the knowledge, tools, and resources you need to start and scale your independent notary business to $10k per month and beyond.

Before we part ways, I’d like to leave you with one last final piece of advice.