By
NNA Staff
Notaries in the mortgage industry may have noticed a growing trend in signings — an increase in the amount of time it takes for a loan to close.
By
NNA Staff
The title and escrow industries are facing a serious shortage of qualified Notary Signing Agents and are actively seeking the help of NNA certified Notaries.
By
NNA Staff
Lender Processing Services, Inc. has agreed to pay $250,000 to settle “robo-signing” claims brought by the Delaware Attorney General’s office against the company’s now-defunct subsidiary DocX LLC.
By
NNA Staff
All five major lenders involved in the National Mortgage Settlement now must be in full compliance with the agreement’s rules to prevent “robo-signing.”
By
NNA Staff
Is a California driver’s license issued to an undocumented immigrant acceptable as valid proof of ID for notarization?
By
NNA Staff
This week an important fact came to light: The title and escrow industries are facing a serious shortage of qualified Notary Signing Agents, and they are actively seeking the help of NNA certified Notaries.
By
NNA Staff
An October report by RealtyTrac indicates that filings took a significant drop in recent months, and that September’s nationwide totals were the lowest since July 2007.
By
David Thun
U.S. Senators are calling on the People’s Republic of China to crack down on Chinese companies selling fake IDs through the Internet.
By
NNA Staff
A recent ruling by the U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C., allows South Carolina’s new voter ID law to stand. But the law, which may still face an appeal by the Justice Department, will not become effective until 2013, with additional rules for Notaries.
By
David Thun
The U.S. Department of Justice is charging hundreds of people following a year-long investigation of mortgage fraud cases across the country, including “loan modification” scams that often try to recruit unwitting Notaries as accomplices.