By
NNA Staff
on September 05, 2018
A bill that would have eliminated Immigration Consultants in California failed last week in an 11th hour vote in the state Senate.
By
Gail R. Delaney
on March 26, 2018
Many states strictly regulate how immigration service providers can advertise, especially in other languages. Here's what Immigration Forms Specialists need to know about ads.
By
Michael Lewis
on March 15, 2018
With millions of immigrants seeking assistance with their status, it can be a challenge finding the right help. Here are three resources for legitimate and effective assistance to immigrants.
By
David Thun
on March 08, 2018
The NNA’s new online course “How To Prepare Immigration Forms” provides helpful training for those looking to provide immigration forms services and resources for visa and citizenship applicants.
By
David Thun
on October 24, 2016
California places specific limits and restrictions on Notaries who also are immigration consultants. This post addresses those issues, including how much they can charge; how they may advertise (and if/when they can advertise); and any other pertinent issues.
By
Michael Lewis
on April 07, 2016
The immigration consultant training provider recently acquired by NNA Services, LLC, has scheduled its first seminar under its new ownership April 29 and 30, 2016 in Anaheim, California.
By
Michael Lewis
on March 05, 2015
When a new immigration policy is announced, scammers attempt to take advantage of unsuspecting immigrants. Find out where immigrants can find legitimate help.
By
Kelle Clarke
on June 13, 2013
Immigration reform legislation being debated by Congress could, if passed, create a new pool of three million homebuyers who would generate more than $500 billion dollars in potential real estate and property sales.
By
NNA Staff
on April 18, 2013
The deadline for states to adopt REAL ID standards passed on January 15, 2013, and three quarters of U.S. states still fall short of the new requirements. Only 13 states currently issue driver’s licenses and other IDs that comply with the enhanced security standards, according to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
By
NNA Staff
on January 25, 2013
While it’s possible to notarize a document written in a foreign language, it’s very important to take steps to ensure you aren’t being misled about the document’s content or the signer’s intentions before you proceed.