By
Michael Closen
Notary law expert Michael Closen discusses the investigation of possible Notary errors in a confidentiality agreement allegedly made between Stormy Daniels and President Donald Trump.
By
Michael Lewis
With millions of immigrants seeking assistance with their status, it can be a challenge finding the right help. Here are three resources for legitimate and effective assistance to immigrants.
By
Michael Lewis
Demand for mobile Notary services is growing ... but customers want services other than just loan signings. Learn more about how these new trends are changing the way self-employed Notaries do business.
By
David Thun
The NNA’s new online course “How To Prepare Immigration Forms” provides helpful training for those looking to provide immigration forms services and resources for visa and citizenship applicants.
By
Gail R. Delaney
They say necessity is the mother of invention, but in the case of Clara Shortridge Foltz, a mother’s necessity paved the way to many firsts for women — including becoming California’s first woman Notary — that have since molded our nation and our justice system.
By
NNA Staff
The National Association of Secretaries of State adopted a set of standards for webcam notarization last month.
By
Michael Lewis
As more states consider passing laws authorizing webcam notarizations, the practice continues to cause confusion among Notaries and signers alike. Here are answers to the most common questions.
By
NNA Staff
A Notary who just moved asks if it's still required to ask for a journal entry thumbprint from signers. The NNA Hotline has the answers.
By
Michael Lewis
We asked Notaries what you would do if a signer demanded to sign a relative's name on her behalf, but refused to record his own name on the document. Here are your answers.
By
David Thun
Thanks to overwhelming interest, USCIS officials are scheduling additional webinars to answer questions from Notaries about completing I-9 forms.