By
Phillip Browne, April 13, 2026
Fraud and forgery have turned refinance transactions into the mortgage industry's most dangerous minefield. The numbers are staggering — and the implications for every Notary Signing Agent in America are urgent.
By
Bill Anderson, November 3, 2026
Can a Notary be sued when their identity is stolen? In our third article on “E&O Eye-Openers” we look at a case where this happened and how E&O insurance helped the Notary.
By
David Thun, October 16, 2026
California has passed a new law raising the maximum fees Notaries may charge for their services, effective January 1, 2027.
By
Bill Anderson, September 21, 2026
In our second article on “E&O Eye-Openers” we look at a case where a Notary was targeted by vexatious lawsuits after testifying in court.
By
Brooke Merritt, Updated October 19, 2026
The NNA looks at state laws related to absentee ballots and how they affect Notaries during elections.
By
Bill Anderson, August 28, 2026
Over the past quarter-century, technology changes and consumer demand have driven a massive increase in new state Notary laws to address these issues.
By
Bill Anderson, Updated September 8, 2026
In our first article on “E&O Eye-Openers” we look at a case where a Notary was targeted by an unhappy son over his deceased mother’s will.
By
Phillip Browne, July 1, 2026
Notaries are reporting online scams targeting them via Zoom, email and social media. Learn how these scams work and how to stay safe.
By
Phillip Browne, July 1, 2026
Read the latest Notary news from across the nation for July 2026.
By
David Thun, June 12, 2026
A new Virginia law takes effect July 1, 2026, requiring Notaries to keep a journal of notarial acts and provide proof of commission before buying a Notary seal.