Who this is for
Title companies, escrow officers, lenders and signing services placing assignments, and borrowers or sellers who have been asked to arrange their own notary. Assignments come in directly and through Snapdocs and SigningOrder.

Service
Notary Signing Agent appointments for purchase, refinance, seller-side, HELOC and reverse-mortgage packages. Waypoint prints the package, follows the closing instructions, and handles scanbacks and drop when they are part of the assignment.

Title companies, escrow officers, lenders and signing services placing assignments, and borrowers or sellers who have been asked to arrange their own notary. Assignments come in directly and through Snapdocs and SigningOrder.
Closings are date-driven, so these are booked around the funding or closing date rather than around convenience. A package needs enough lead time to be printed and reviewed before travel, which is why a late-arriving document set affects the appointment time rather than being absorbed into it. Tell us the signing location, the signer count, and whether print, scanback or drop are part of the assignment — those determine how long the appointment takes and what has to happen afterwards.
Loan signings are quoted on the work in the assignment rather than on a single rate: the package size, whether printing is required and at what volume, whether scanbacks and drop are included, the signer count, the appointment duration, and the travel involved. Statutory notarial act fees remain separate and are set by Ohio law, which caps an in-person notarial act at five dollars (ORC 147.08). You receive the applicable fees to review before the assignment is accepted — and ORC 147.08 requires a travel fee to be agreed before the notarial act in any case.
Package types
Buyer-side closing package, typically the most document-heavy, often coordinated around a specific closing or funding date and other parties.
Existing-homeowner package, generally the most standardized and shortest of the group -- usually one signer or a couple.
A distinct, smaller document set (deed, settlement statement) signed by the seller, not the borrower.
When paired with a primary mortgage, effectively two document sets to notarize and track in one appointment -- more paperwork and time than a standard refinance.
The longest, most deliberate-pace package -- a larger act count and signers who are typically older adults, so pacing and patience matter.
Routine, non-notarized pages are signed electronically in advance; only the notary-required pages are executed live, in person or through a commissioned remote online notarization platform.
A real Waypoint team member checks the details before quoting timing or price.
Notarial act fees and the Travel Fee are explained together before the appointment is reserved.
Homes, hospitals, offices, care facilities, and closing locations are supported when the request fits.
Waypoint can handle notarial service logistics, but cannot tell you which document or certificate to use.
Pricing
Fees tied to notarial acts are separate and explained as part of your quote.
Travel, timing, location, and reserved appointment needs may affect this fee.
You receive the total before committing to the appointment.
FAQs
Waypoint can identify general document names and signing locations, but questions about loan terms go to your lender or title team.
When scanbacks are required, include that in the request so timing and price can be quoted accurately.
A Notary Signing Agent (NSA) is a notary with additional training, background screening, and loan-package experience layered on top of the base notary commission -- not a separate license. Waypoint's loan-signing appointments are handled as NSA work.
Waypoint accepts assignments through both platforms in addition to direct title-company and lender requests.
Waypoint prints on a dual-tray laser printer capable of letter and legal size in the same package when the closing package is provided electronically.
Contact Waypoint as soon as a change is known. Closings are date-driven, so rescheduling is reviewed against real availability rather than promised automatically.
Waypoint can point out where to sign and initial and confirm a document was properly executed, but cannot explain loan terms or give legal or financial advice -- that stays with your lender, title company, or attorney.
The signing usually cannot be completed, and it is better to find that out before the appointment than at the table. Names on identification need to support the name being signed, and a maiden name, a missing middle initial or a nickname on the documents can stop a closing. Check the name on each signer’s identification against the documents when you receive them, and raise any mismatch with the title company before the appointment rather than hoping it passes.
Then there is nothing to sign, and the appointment has to move. Loan signings are the one service where documents arrive from a third party rather than from you, so a late package is common and outside everyone’s control. Waypoint needs enough time to print, review and travel — a package that lands minutes before the appointment usually cannot be printed and signed on schedule. Tell us as soon as a delay is known and we will re-quote the timing honestly rather than promise to absorb it.
The request flow asks for the practical details needed to confirm fit, quote, and timing.