Image 1 of 1
Image 1 of 1
Image 1 of 1
Image 1 of 1
Loan signing packages often include a set of 150 pages that must be printed twice—one set for the signer and one for the title or escrow company. This requires high-quality printing, reliable equipment, and professional-grade toner and paper to ensure every document is clear, complete, and ready for funding. Charging a printing fee covers the cost of materials, maintenance, and time spent preparing your documents with care and accuracy. It also ensures that your signing experience is seamless and compliant with industry standards.
Loan signing packages often include a set of 150 pages that must be printed twice—one set for the signer and one for the title or escrow company. This requires high-quality printing, reliable equipment, and professional-grade toner and paper to ensure every document is clear, complete, and ready for funding. Charging a printing fee covers the cost of materials, maintenance, and time spent preparing your documents with care and accuracy. It also ensures that your signing experience is seamless and compliant with industry standards.