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Loan signing agent jobs are open across mortgage lending, title companies, escrow firms, and notary service networks, at every level from independent contractor to senior signing agent, with specializations in real estate closings, refinance transactions, and reverse mortgage signings. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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OSL is offering a signing bonus to successful candidates after two months!
Field Sales Representative (Authorized Ziply Fiber Provider)
At OSL, we hire passionate, driven people to be those sales leaders and who are ready for their next big career move. OSL people are professional, willing to adapt and learn new skills, and are social by nature. Our people are what make OSL an award-winning, leading sales and operational organization.
We’re on the hunt for Field Sales Representatives for our client Ziply Fiber. Ziply Fiber delivers world-class internet services to residential customers across the Pacific Northwest. If you are a motivated and results driven individual, who chases goals and big dreams, we want you to join our winning team!
What does OSL Retail Services’ Ziply Fiber program offer?
- Industry leading base hourly rate. Combined with uncapped commission structure nets nearly $95,000 a year or more depending on your performance.
- Mileage reimbursement. Access to a vehicle is required for this role.
- Tools for success: Tablet, business cards, Ziply branded clothing, ID badge, Salesforce CRM
- Training in Ziply Fiber products and services to help you master your role
- Job shadowing to set you up for success
- Ongoing coaching, learning, and development opportunities
- Internal career growth
- Company benefits including health and dental coverage
- Fulltime work schedule; evenings and some weekend work are required to maximize customer contact
Here’s where you come in…
- Drive and support the sale of Ziply Fiber’s internet product through tactics including door to door canvassing and cold calling
- Work from a client provided territory lead list to market Ziply Fiber products to drive sales in residential areas
- Identify the specific needs of customers and tailor solutions that fit their lifestyle delivering best-in-class customer service experience
- Deliver best in class customer experience as an ambassador of the Ziply Fiber brand
- Meet with your team weekly to strategize innovations, track goals, and report on sales and marketing results
- Use the Salesforce customer relationship management (CRM) system to manage your lead funnel
- Conduct yourself with optimism, empathy and integrity as the face of our client, Ziply Fiber
Do you have the keys to success?
- An ambitious self-starter with an entrepreneurial mindset
- An outgoing people person, helping and being around people energies you
- Expert in time management, evaluating priorities, and accomplishing goals
- Motivated by rewards (uncapped commission means unlimited earning potential!)
- Demonstrated ability to be a team player
- Door-to-Door Sales, Customer Service, and/or Marketing experience an asset
- Reliable access to personal vehicle and valid driver’s license
- Ability for frequent travel across the region as required
- A flexible fulltime schedule that includes availability on evenings and weekends as required
Why OSL?
At OSL, we celebrate difference. We’ve committed to fostering an inclusive and accessible workplace where everyone feels valued, supported, and reaches their full potential.
OSL does not discriminate against race, nationality, religion, age, marital status, physical or mental disability, sexual orientation, gender, or gender identity. We believe in diversity and encourage any qualified individual to apply.
This position is for an existing vacancy within our sales team.
As part of our recruitment process, we utilize artificial intelligence (AI)-based tools to assist with certain stages, including initial resume screening and skills-matching assessments. These tools are designed to help our hiring team identify candidates whose experience and qualifications align closely with the requirements of the role. Please note that all final hiring decisions are made by our recruitment and/or hiring manager team. If you have questions or concerns about this process, please feel free to contact us at info@oslrs.com
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What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in loan signing agent jobs.
- Active notary public commission in the state where signings are performed
- National Notary Association Signing Agent certification or equivalent credential
- Errors and omissions insurance policy with minimum coverage as specified by employer
- Reliable transportation and ability to travel to borrower locations on short notice
- Experience handling real estate loan packages including purchase, refinance, or HELOC documents
- Background screening clearance, typically required by title companies and lenders before activation
Tips for Your Loan Signing Agent Job Search
List your NNA certification prominently
Hiring managers for loan signing agent roles screen for Notary Signing Agent certification from the National Notary Association. Put it in your resume header, not buried in a skills section, so it's visible at a glance before they read anything else.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists loan signing agent openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Show your E&O insurance coverage details
Many title companies require errors and omissions insurance before onboarding you. Note your coverage amount and carrier in your resume or cover letter so recruiters don't have to ask and you don't lose the offer to a faster candidate who already listed it.
Target listings by closing document type
Refinance, purchase, and reverse mortgage closings each require different familiarity with loan packages. When you filter openings, look for the document types named in the posting and tailor your resume to show direct experience with those specific package types.
Prepare a notarization count and turnaround time
Interviewers ask how many signings you complete per week and how quickly you return completed packages. Have a realistic average ready. Title companies care about speed and accuracy together, so frame your answer to address both without inflating either.
Follow up with the scheduling coordinator
Many signing agent roles are filled through escrow officers or closing coordinators, not HR. After submitting your application, a brief professional follow-up to that contact, referencing the specific loan type you're experienced with, moves your name past the pile faster than waiting.
Loan Signing Agent Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most loan signing agents?
The most active employers for loan signing agents right now are OSL Retail Services, Rehab Employee Services, and Rehab Employee Services, and the most openings are in Oregon, Virginia, and North Carolina, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Volume shifts seasonally with mortgage activity, so checking listings regularly gives you the most accurate picture of where demand is highest.
How many loan signing agent jobs are remote?
About 0% of loan signing agent openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, though the nature of the role means most signings require in-person presence at the borrower's location. Remote or hybrid arrangements are most common for administrative coordination roles, back-office signing support positions, and hybrid notary-manager titles that combine field work with scheduling or quality review tasks.
How do you become a loan signing agent?
Start by getting commissioned as a notary public in your state, which involves completing your state's application, passing any required exam, and paying the commission fee. After that, complete a Notary Signing Agent certification course from a recognized organization, pass their background screening, and secure an errors and omissions insurance policy. Practice with sample loan packages before taking your first assignment so you're confident handling the full closing document set.
Can you get hired as a loan signing agent with little experience?
Yes, many title companies and signing services will onboard new signing agents who hold a valid notary commission and an NNA certification, even without prior closing experience. Starting with straightforward refinance assignments builds your familiarity with loan packages quickly. Being reliable, returning packages on time, and maintaining clean background checks matters more to most employers at entry level than a long signing history.
What does the loan signing agent interview process look like?
Most interviews for loan signing agent roles are brief and practical. Expect questions about your notary commission status, your E&O insurance coverage, your availability for evening and weekend signings, and your familiarity with specific document types like deeds of trust or note agreements. Some employers conduct a short scenario walkthrough to confirm you know how to handle a borrower who refuses to sign or a document with a blank field.
Where can I find and apply to loan signing agent jobs?
You can find and apply to loan signing agent jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States in one place. Find roles that match your credentials and availability, then apply directly to each listing. The openings update regularly, so checking back often gives you the best shot at catching new postings from title companies, escrow firms, and signing networks as they come in.
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