By
David Thun
on October 21, 2013
Experts in law, government, and education share some of the most commonly made Notary errors that can lead to legal trouble.
By
Kelle Clarke
on October 17, 2013
Can I refuse a signature by mark notarization if I feel uncomfortable about the situation?
By
Kelle Clarke
on October 17, 2013
Do your hands get clammy at the mere thought of making a toast at your friend’s wedding or delivering an important PowerPoint presentation before your boss and colleagues?
By
David Thun
on October 17, 2013
California’s Governor Brown signed three new bills into law affecting Notaries this month — two related to immigration matters and one involving the theft of cattle and farm animals.
By
David Thun
on October 17, 2013
Notaries are public servants, and for many of you that goes far beyond merely signing and sealing documents.
By
Michael Lewis
on October 10, 2013
A growing number of real estate brokerages are offering home buyers a “one-stop-shopping” option, including home loans and title services, according to a recent survey by marketing firm Imprev, Inc.
By
Kelle Clarke
on October 10, 2013
We asked Notaries nationwide to share their biggest pet peeves when it comes to the signing table, and, boy, did you all respond.
By
Michael Lewis
on October 10, 2013
New reports issued by the government and private analytical firms indicate a downward trend in incidents of mortgage fraud across the nation.
By
Michael Lewis
on October 10, 2013
California Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. has vetoed a bill that would have required the state’s Notaries Public to report instances of suspected financial abuse of elders and dependent adults.
By
Kelle Clarke
on October 10, 2013
I’ve been asked to notarize a document for my boss, who is in the practice of signing his name using only his initials. Will his standard initial signature be acceptable?