
By
Kelle Clarke
on October 08, 2014
Mortgage-related mergers and acquisitions this year could impact the connections Notary signing agents have with the companies they work with.

By
David Thun
on October 08, 2014
Updated 1-4-16. Lawmakers across the country have been continuing their efforts to fight con artists promoting themselves as "notarios publicos."

By
David Thun
on October 02, 2014
Did you know that when you become an NNA Certified Signing Agent your benefits include a profile on SigningAgent.com? But you have to activate it. To do that, just follow these simple steps.

By
Michael Lewis
on October 02, 2014
The risk of “outright identity fraud” took a sharp spike in the second quarter of this year, according to the latest Mortgage Fraud Risk Report from Interthinx, a national risk mitigation company focusing on mortgage fraud and regulatory compliance.

By
Bill Anderson
on October 02, 2014
Certified Signing Specialists must obey federal consumer financial laws and regulations that apply to the services they perform with mortgage loans, particularly when they handle sensitive consumer financial and personal information.

By
Kelle Clarke
on October 01, 2014
There comes a time for all small business owners to determine if it’s time to take it to the “next level.” Successful Notary entrepreneurs share strategies they have used to grow their businesses.

By
Kelle Clarke
on September 25, 2014
With the mortgage and real estate markets working through a downturn, competition for Notary signing agent assignments has become fierce. But amid all the changes, a growing number of nationwide signing services and title companies are using SigningAgent.com to find qualified NSAs.

By
David Thun
on September 25, 2014
Here are answers to four of the most common questions Notaries ask when notarizing signatures involving powers of attorney.

By
Michael Lewis
on September 25, 2014
Properly identifying signers is one of the most important tasks Notaries carry out, but that task may be harder than you think.

By
Kelle Clarke
on September 24, 2014
I have been asked to notarize documents for a wheelchair-bound client. She requested to perform the notarization online using Skype and a fax machine, using Internet video technology to identify her as the signer. Are these procedures acceptable?