The LS#3 is the most thorough combo and is very convenient to print with the printable version.  Get your password at the point of sale and start printing within minutes.  Please read about all of the components of the course below.

Full loan signing course - Understanding all of the 14 most important documents. -Notary procedures for special circumstances -Communications, record keeping, efficient ways to schedule jobs, what you should charge, etc. -Three practice tests for certification with 123Notary.com -Basic Loan Signing Procedures from A to Z Marketing -Sample price lists for every kind of notary and loan signing job -How to get ahead and market to signing and title companies -The most effective ways to advertise in the yellow pages -Starting your own notary web site -Reviews of many internet notary directories Sample Loan Docs -Samples of 27+ loan signing documents Interactive workbook -176 practice questions ( some are multiple choice and some are short answer ) -14 essay questions that give immediate feedback -5 interactive right to cancel drills -2 interactive signature affidavit drills -6 interactive practice loan signings Loan signing certification test -A timed online test with 15 multiple choice questions Teacher review of workbook -Mail your completed workbook to us and we will return it to you with corrections Lists of signing companies -A list of loan signing companies that are popular with our notaries and have been screened to make sure that they are still in business -Our list is much better that free lists available on the internet because we do not include companies with bad payment histories which include the majority of signing companies Loan signing hotline -Call us or email us with any loan signing questions that you have Quick reference / cheat sheet -This guide is excellent for signings and you can use it to find where the most commonly asked pieces of information exist in the docs, how to handle power of attorney signings, incorrect names on documents and more. Print out a copy from the PDF in the appendix section and keep it in your notary bag as a reference