By
NNA Staff
on October 14, 2015
If a signer brings two credible witnesses to verify his ID, the Notary must record the proper details about the witnesses in his or her Notary journal.
By
David Thun
on October 14, 2015
Con artists targeting immigrant victims commonly advertise fraudulent legal services using the Spanish title “Notario Publico” or other foreign-language translations of “Notary Public.”
By
David Thun
on October 14, 2015
To curb immigration-related fraud, many states have laws in place strictly regulating how Notaries and immigration consultants may advertise and provide their services.
By
David Thun
on October 14, 2015
In the midst of an historical influx of immigrants, more of the nation’s Notaries are expected to handle notarizations for foreign-born residents.
By
Kelle Clarke
on October 14, 2015
There are some extra considerations that you should make when asked to notarize a minor’s signature. Understand how to proceed in this situation.
By
Kathleen Doheny
on October 07, 2015
The threat of cybercriminals has made data security more important than ever before for Notaries. Learn how to keep your records safe.
By
NNA Staff
on October 07, 2015
When presented with an ID that has no signature on it, a New York Notary may accept it as proof of identity for a signer.
By
Kelle Clarke
on October 07, 2015
When a signer does not possess ID, a Notary may need to use one or more credible identifying witnesses to verify the signer’s identity.
By
David Thun
on October 07, 2015
Updated 1-25-16. Requirements to receive a Notary commission are becoming more difficult in many states. Find helpful resources to help you pass your state’s exam.
By
David Thun
on October 06, 2015
Notaries must meet the needs of many different clients, and this can be difficult. Build your customer base with a few important customer service tips.