LawJul
01,
2016
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Iowa
IA Senate File 2111 - Senate File 2111 exempts a peace officer or a certified law enforcement officer from having to use an official stamp when administering an oath or taking the acknowledgment of a signature.
RuleJul
01,
2016
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Virginia
VA Administrative Rule (Settlement Agents - The State Corporation Commission has revised its settlement agent rules and clarified that NSAs who handle funds in connection with a loan signing assignment or real estate closing must be licensed as a settlement agent.
LawJul
01,
2016
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Mississippi
MS Senate Bill 2493 - Senate Bill 2493 allows a parent or legal guardian of a child to delegate to another person parental care and custody of the child by signing and having notarized a properly-executed power of attorney.
LawJul
01,
2016
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Hawaii
HI Senate Bill 2910 - Senate Bill 2910 modifies the laws concerning the commissioning and duties of commissioners of deeds in the state of Hawaii.
LawJul
01,
2016
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Washington DC
District of Columbia B 112 - District of Columbia B 112 raises the fees Notaries may charge, at minimum, to $5 per notarial act.
RuleJun
30,
2016
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South Dakota
SD Administrative Rule (2016) - An amended rule adopted by the Secretary of State updates the Notary application and change forms.
LawJun
28,
2016
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Washington
WA Senate Bill 6491 - Senate Bill 6491 prohibits the Secretary of State from issuing an apostille or certification for a notarized document used for certain unlawful purposes.
LawJun
28,
2016
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Delaware
DE House Bill 313 - House Bill 313 allows an unsworn declaration to be made in lieu of a sworn oath to the extent allowed under court rule.
RuleJun
27,
2016
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Florida
FL Administrative Rule (eNotarization 2016) - An amended rule makes a technical change to Florida's administrative rule on the Notary's electronic signature.
LawJun
11,
2016
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West Virginia
WV House Bill 4237 - House Bill 4237 enacts the Supporting and Strengthening Families Act, allowing a parent or guardian to sign and have notarized a power of attorney to temporarily delegate certain custodial powers over a minor child.