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Targeting your Notary Audience

Posted by thedocxpert on April 22, 2008 at 11:22 PM

I?ve gone to the Southwest Detention Center in Murrieta to notarize documents a few times.  I do not consider any of my visits there a stressful experience.  Of course, our local detention center is small in comparison to detention centers in larger cities.  I usually sign in with the officer at the front desk, go back to the visiting area and wait less than 10 or 15 minutes for the inmate to arrive.

  At that time I hand the document, my journal, and fingerprint pad to the police officer.  He hands these items to the inmate.  The inmate signs and I?m on my way back home or to another appointment.

I received my monthly issue of The National Notary magazine today and there was an article on performing notarizations for inmates.  This particular notary targets the jail population.

She owns Detention Center Signings, and is available 24 hours day, seven days a week to perform notarizations.  She charges $150.00 an hour and states that she completes the assignment within that time frame.  

I admire this creative lady, who is also a real estate agent.  She is obviously someone that thinks outside of the box.  Her attitude is what it takes to survive in this business, especially since the downturn in the real estate market.  She does advise leaving the makeup and business suit at home to avoid unwanted attention from the inmates.

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