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Minnesota Notaries Get A Significant Raise

Minnesota Notaries Get A Significant Raise

2014 has been a busy year for states raising the amount Notaries can charge for their services. Minnesota is the newest state, raising fees its Notaries may charge effective August 1.

Q&A: eClosing issues from a Notary's point of view

Q&A: eClosing issues from a Notary's point of view

The issue of electronic loan closings and how they will affect the way loan documents are notarized has raised questions among Notary signing agents. NNA 2013 Notary of the Year Kathy Fletcher of Glendale, Arizona, was one of a small number of Notaries certified in 2012 to perform eClosings in her state. The Notary Bulletin talked with her about her experience with eClosings and the issues she encountered.

Hotline Tip: The Escrow Company Owes Me Money

Hotline Tip: The Escrow Company Owes Me Money

I performed two separate signings for which I was never paid. In both cases, the escrow company was paid by the title company; however, the escrow company has since filed Chapter 7 bankruptcy documents and is unable to pay me my fees. Is there any sort of recourse I can take in order to collect the fees owed to me?

How Notaries can add 'wedding officiant' to their list of services

How Notaries can add 'wedding officiant' to their list of services

Currently, only Florida, Montana, Maine, Nevada and South Carolina authorize Notaries to perform weddings as part of their official duties. However, entrepreneurial Notaries in other states are finding innovative ways to add “wedding officiant” to their growing list of client services.

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