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NNA Staff
Conference 2011 is themed “Managing Risks In Today’s World” — but those risks affect not only Notaries but their bosses, too.
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NNA Staff
Kris Kobach, a key architect of Arizona’s strict anti-illegal immigration law, has been elected Kansas Secretary of State, and will oversee the state’s Notaries and elections, among other duties.
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NNA Staff
A “living will” is a written statement of a signer’s wishes regarding medical treatment in the event the signer is incapacitated and unable to give instructions.
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NNA Staff
Mortgage fraud has jumped 20 percent in the past year, largely fueled by increased lending through federal refinancing programs.
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NNA Staff
The following are important practices for all Notaries to follow as they serve the public.
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NNA Staff
Two upstate New York Notaries were dropped from a federal racketeering lawsuit after proving to the plaintiffs’ attorney that they were innocent pawns used by members of the so-called “sovereign citizens” movement.
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NNA Staff
While people commonly associate notarization with real estate transactions, nearly three-fourths of all signed and sealed documents involve other transactions and industries, according to respondents to the November poll featured in the Notary Bulletin.
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NNA Staff
While you are not responsible for the contents of the document being notarized, you are responsible for the accuracy of information contained in the notarial certificate.
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NNA Staff
A former employee of a Florida law firm being investigated for its alleged mishandling of foreclosure operations recently revealed a host of questionable notarial practices.
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NNA Staff
The Conference program will help delegates from all industries adjust to the ever-changing legal landscape and identify and avoid the risks they face every day.