By
NNA Staff
Colorado Secretary of State Scott Gessler and Montana Secretary of State Linda McCulloch will participate in a special panel discussion at NNA 2013 Conference.
By
Moses Keshishian
The National Notary magazine reached out to several Notary-entrepreneurs and asked them to share how cultivating relationships through Facebook has been beneficial for them.
By
Michael Lewis
A record number of identity theft complaints were filed with the Federal Trade Commission in 2012, and many of the identity fraud scams involved transactions that could require notarizations.
By
David Thun
Lawmakers in the Lone Star State have introduced a bill that would require Notary commission applicants to complete a training course.
By
NNA Staff
If a group of Senators get their way, visitors to U.S. Post Offices may be able to get documents notarized and pick up a fishing license in addition to mailing packages and buying stamps.
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NNA Staff
A client with an adult son has asked to get a medical Power of Attorney over him, as he suffers from nearly constant seizures. There are, however, questions about the man’s mental capacity. Am I able to notarize such a document in this case? If not, to whom should I refer my client?
By
Michael Lewis
2012 proved to be a strong year for the mortgage industry as lenders funded nearly 30 percent more in home loans than 2011, according to the latest U.S. Mortgage Market Index report.
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Kelle Clarke, Updated March 25, 2025
Mobile Notary and veteran Signing Agent Laura Biewer has learned a number of marketing strategies that keep her phone ringing — and don’t take a bite out of her wallet.
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NNA Staff
If a signer is having multiple documents notarized, can I simply draw a line in the journal and have him sign once for all of the documents?
By
David Thun
Bills introduced in two states this month would require Notaries Public to report financial abuse of older signers if signed into law.