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NNA Staff
Discrimination is unequal treatment of someone without due and lawful cause.
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NNA Staff
The first time most people ever heard of the actor Leslie Nielsen, chances are they thought he was a she. Or how about Glenn Close? Names like Pat, Lynn, Chris, Dana, Kelly, on paper, give no clue as to the person's sex.
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NNA Staff
There may be times when you become aware of a fellow Notary using his or her commission to commit fraud or another type of misconduct. What should you do?
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NNA Staff
Most county recorders and other agencies will accept a properly notarized document from an out-of-state Notary with no questions. But what happens when they don’t?
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NNA Staff
An oath or affirmation can be part of another notarial act, such as a jurat, or it may be a notarial act in its own right. Read how to administer one!
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NNA Staff
Change is a fact of life, and that is equally true for documents. They may need to be corrected or revised to accommodate the needs of various signers.
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NNA Staff
Gubernatorial hopeful Brian Moran paused before filing his candidacy petition. That’s because he discovered that state law had recently changed to require Notaries to use a seal.
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NNA Staff
Police in Lawrence are trying to figure out why two former Public School Department employees used city computers to run questionable background checks on Boston Red Sox slugger David Ortiz, boxer Evander Holyfield, and actors Michael Chiklis, Hugh Laurie and Sela Ward.
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NNA Staff
For Notaries who must adhere to the federal government’s “Red Flags Rules” on identity theft prevention, flexibility is the watchword.
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NNA Staff
The opportunities for America’s Notaries to act as identity managers will only grow as virtually every major industry recognizes the critical need to keep its most sensitive and valuable information secure. That was one of the key messages heard by the hundreds of Notaries, government officials and dignitaries who attended the National Notary Association’s 31st Annual Conference in Las Vegas last month.