By
Gail Delaney
on July 21, 2021
Notaries often ask if they can charge signers a travel fee for mobile notarizations. Each state’s rules are different.
By
Rachel Fraser
on November 13, 2020
A major overhaul of Maryland's Notary laws include new notarial certificate forms, new commission requirements and the authorization of remote online notarization.
By
Rachel Fraser
on November 13, 2020
With House Bill 1655 comes a slew of new laws, including new notarial certificate forms. To stay compliant, Notaries should use the new certificate wording.
By
NNA Staff
on August 19, 2020
Indiana Notaries are reminded that they must complete mandatory continuing education every 2 years to maintain their commissions.
By
Bill Anderson
on June 30, 2020
An error in a new Indiana law requires Notaries to perform two notarial acts on documents recorded in an Indiana county starting July 1, 2020.
By
NNA Staff
on June 11, 2020
The National Notary Association needs your help to ensure that California Signing Agents continue to operate their own independent businesses under a new independent contractor law.
By
David Thun
on November 19, 2019
Nearly two dozen states have authorizied Notaries to perform remote online notarizations (RON). Learn more about the new changes RON brings and how they affect Notaries.
By
NNA Staff
on November 13, 2019
Starting January 1, 2020, Florida Notaries must use new certificate wording for acknowledgments and jurats.
By
Phillip Browne
on September 26, 2019
On January 1, 2020, a new California law will change how workers are classified as independent contractors. This law has raised many questions for California Notaries.
By
David Thun
on August 15, 2019
A conviction for moral turpitude can prevent a person from holding a Notary commission — but what exactly does that mean?