![What Would You Do: The case of the immobilized signer](https://www.nationalnotary.org/Image Library/NNA/Bulletin/immobile-signer-resized.jpg)
By
David Thun
How would you handle a notarization where the signer cannot write, make a mark, or speak? We invite Notaries to share their solutions.
![What should I do if I have to resign my Notary commission?](https://www.nationalnotary.org/Image Library/NNA/Bulletin/Bulletin-Articles-Art-List-View-Sizes-630x630-What-should-I-do-if-I-have-to-resign-my-Notary-commission.jpg)
By
John Jacobson
If you need to resign your Notary commission, here are important steps you need to know about.
![FAQ: Moral turpitude crimes that disqualify Notaries](https://www.nationalnotary.org/Image Library/NNA/Bulletin/Bulletin-Articles-Art-List-View-Sizes-630x630-FAQ-Moral-Turpitude-Crimes-That-Disqualify-Notaries.jpg)
By
David Thun, Updated January 6, 2025
A conviction for moral turpitude can prevent a person from holding a Notary commission — but what exactly does that mean?
![Can Corrections Be Made On A Notary Certificate?](https://www.nationalnotary.org/Image Library/NNA/Bulletin/New-Hotline-Resized3.jpg)
By
NNA Staff
A Notary asks if corrections can be made on a notarial certificate. The NNA Hotline Team explains what to do..
![Sweeping changes to Ohio Notary law going into effect](https://www.nationalnotary.org/Image Library/NNA/Bulletin/Ohio-flags-resized.jpg)
By
NNA Staff
On September 20, 2019, a new law goes into effect in Ohio that implements significant changes for the state’s Notaries and those seeking to become a Notaries.
![Can I Notarize A Relative's Marriage Documents?](https://www.nationalnotary.org/Image Library/NNA/Bulletin/New-Hotline-Resized3.jpg)
By
NNA Staff
A Notary asks if she can notarize her niece's marriage paperwork. The NNA Hotline Team answers your questions.