Mobile Notary vs. Loan Signing Agent vs. Online Notary — Which One Do You Need?
ProDocs Notary & Legal
When searching for a notary in Texas, you will often see three different services offered: Mobile Notary, Loan Signing Agent, and Online Notary (RON). They may seem similar, but each one serves a different purpose.
Understanding the difference helps you choose the right option and ensures your documents are handled correctly the first time.
1. What Is a Mobile Notary?
A mobile notary travels to your location to notarize documents in person.
Best for:
Powers of attorney
Wills and estate documents
Vehicle titles
School and family forms
Business contracts
Hospital or home appointments
Mobile notaries are ideal for convenience, privacy, and flexibility. ProDocs Notary & Legal provides statewide mobile service.
2. What Is a Loan Signing Agent?
A Loan Signing Agent is a notary with specialized training in real estate documents.
Best for:
Refinance packages
Buyer and seller signings
HELOCs
Reverse mortgages
Loan modifications
ProDocs Notary & Legal is certified, background-checked, and insured with a $1,000,000 E&O policy, giving clients and title companies confidence in every signing.
3. What Is an Online Notary (RON)?
A Remote Online Notary performs notarizations through a secure video platform. This method is fast, legally recognized, and accessible from anywhere.
Best for:
Clients outside Texas
Frequent travelers
Quick notarizations
Certain legal and business documents
ProDocs Notary & Legal offers secure, encrypted online notarizations from any device.
Why Choose ProDocs Notary & Legal
We offer:
Mobile Notary services statewide
Certified Loan Signing support
Secure Online Notarization
$1,000,000 E&O insurance
Clear and fair pricing
Fast response times and flexible scheduling
Ready to Book?
ProDocs Notary & Legal is ready to help you with mobile, online, or loan signing services.
Book your appointment today for a smooth, professional notarization experience.
