Big CE bundle vs DIY mix - what’s actually getting accepted

I’m seeing more signing platforms asking for proof of recent CE and RON modules lately, and I’m torn between dropping ~$300 on a full NNA/Notary2Pro-style bundle that covers everything at once vs piecing together my state’s 3-hour refresher + free lender webinars + a $59 RON course over a few weeks. For those who’ve tried either route, did the one-stop certificate open doors with title/signing services, or is the DIY combo just as acceptable in practice?

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The NNA bundle did speed up onboarding with two larger TCs that had an ‘NNA CE (last 12 months)’ checkbox, but otherwise I haven’t had issues with a DIY mix - state 3-hour, a $59 RON course, and lender webinars - so long as I upload each certificate. The trick was naming the PDFs with date and course and adding them to Snapdocs/SigningOrder; coordinators mostly just want something recent they can screenshot.

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