Interviewer: First, congratulations. What does earning the CNTDA designation mean to you?

Georgina Parra: It represents intentional growth. I chose to invest in advanced education specifically focused on estate plan document delivery because trust signings require a higher level of organization, awareness, and professionalism. Earning this certification confirms that I’ve met rigorous standards and scored 85 percent or higher on the exam. That level of achievement reflects dedication to doing this work the right way.

Interviewer: How does this certification set you apart from other notaries?

Georgina Parra: Not all notaries pursue advanced training in estate plan document delivery. This badge signals that I’ve gone beyond the basic commission requirements. It shows that I understand the structure of trust packages, the flow of appointments, and the importance of accuracy in every notarized document.

It positions me among the most educated notaries in this specific area of service.

Interviewer: What exactly is “trust delivery” and why does it matter?

Georgina Parra: Trust delivery refers to the structured appointment where clients sign their estate planning documents, which may include a living trust, certification of trust, powers of attorney, and healthcare directives.

These appointments are detailed and often lengthy. They require professionalism, patience, and careful attention to proper notarization procedures. Having specialized training ensures the signing experience is organized and handled with care.

Interviewer: How does your background support this type of work?

Georgina Parra: As a California Notary Public serving Ventura County, I already work closely with clients handling estate planning documents, trust updates, and related notarizations. My focus has always been on professionalism, clear communication, and respect for the signing process.

This certification strengthens that foundation and reinforces my commitment to serving families throughout their trust journey, from initial signing to future amendments or restatements as life changes.

Interviewer: What does this mean for clients who choose you?

Georgina Parra: It means you’re working with someone who has intentionally prepared for this role. Estate plan signings can feel overwhelming. My goal is to provide a calm, organized, and efficient appointment experience while ensuring every notarization is completed properly.

This certification is proof that I’ve invested in my education so I can show up fully prepared for your appointment.

Interviewer: How does this certification support long-term client relationships?

Georgina Parra: Living trusts evolve. Families grow, circumstances shift, trustees change, and documents may need amendments or restatements. By becoming certified in trust delivery, I’m positioning myself as a long-term resource, not just a one-time signer.

As your life evolves, I’m here to continue supporting your notarization needs with consistency and professionalism.

Interviewer: Why was it important for you to pursue this credential?

Georgina Parra: Because this work matters. Estate planning documents protect families, preserve assets, and carry out deeply personal wishes. I believe that level of responsibility deserves advanced preparation.

This badge isn’t just a symbol. It’s evidence that I’ve invested because I know that the clients trust me with their most important documents.

Interviewer: What would you say to attorneys or clients considering working with you for trust signings?

Georgina Parra: You can expect reliability, attention to detail, and a professional signing experience. My certification as a Notary Trust Delivery Agent reflects my dedication to serving at the highest level within my role as a notary.

Whether it’s an initial estate plan signing or future updates to your trust documents, I’m ready to assist with professionalism and care.

If you’re preparing for a trust signing or need a certified professional for estate plan document delivery in Ventura County, I’m here to help.