Loan Signing Services
Modara provides professional loan-signing support for title companies, escrow offices, lenders, signing services and individual signers throughout Virginia Beach and surrounding Hampton Roads communities.
Each appointment is handled with careful attention to identification, signatures, initials, dates, notarial certificates and the instructions supplied by the hiring company.
Services may include:
Purchase documents
Seller packages
Refinance packages
Home-equity documents
HELOC packages
Loan modifications
Reverse-mortgage documents
Commercial loan documents
Other real estate and lending packages
Common Documents
Depending on the assignment:
Receiving and reviewing signing instructions
Printing letter- and legal-size documents
Traveling to the signing location
Verifying signer identification
Presenting documents in the required order
Directing signers to signature, date and initial locations
Completing required notarizations
Reviewing the package for missed signatures or initials
Completing requested scanbacks
Returning documents through the designated carrier
What the service may include
Acceptable, unexpired government-issued photo identification
Any additional identification requested by the hiring company
All individuals required to sign
A quiet location with adequate signing space
Any funds or documentation requested directly by the lender or title company
What signers should prepare
The assignment and signing instructions are received.
Availability, location and document-delivery requirements are confirmed.
Documents are printed or provided.
The signing appointment is completed.
The package is reviewed for completeness.
Required scanbacks or status updates are provided.
Documents are returned according to the hiring company’s instructions.
How it works
Important Information
A notary signing agent is not a lender, title agent or attorney. The signing agent may identify documents and direct signers to information contained in the package but cannot interpret loan terms, answer legal questions or advise a signer whether to complete the transaction. Questions about rates, fees, loan terms or document content must be directed to the lender, title company or closing professional.

