By
David Thun
The NNA surveyed over 700 California Notaries regarding the 2015 Notary certificate law. Many signers and businesses are still unaware of recent changes.
By
Michael Lewis
Here are the Notary community’s answers to last week’s Bulletin question: what would you do if a signer with no hands wants you to notarize a document?
By
Michael Lewis
California Notaries are wondering if they can accept the new driver’s licenses being issued to undocumented immigrants as ID. Get the facts from the NNA.
By
NNA Staff
If you are asked to notarize the signature of an Amish signer with no ID, you may have to refer the signer to an attorney. Find out more in the NNA Bulletin.
By
Amanda Doumanian Reeves
As mobile Notaries, we meet many people and travel to a lot of different locations but, safety is always a prime concern. While most people are nice and cooperative, every so often we run into a crazy person.
By
NNA Staff
Is it against the law to ask a signer to surrender his or her driver’s license to a Notary Public?
By
Michael Lewis
Imagine it’s a busy day at work when a man walks in needing a jurat for an affidavit. The man needs to sign the document in front of you, but there’s one problem: He has no hands.
By
David Thun
The NNA Hotline has received a number of calls recently about a pilot program in Illinois requiring Notaries in the state to complete a “Notarial Record” when notarizing certain Cook County real estate documents. This guide will help Notaries in the Prairie State comply with this unusual requirement.
By
NNA Staff
A customer recorded a video of her grandmother signing a document. Is showing me the video acceptable for a notarization?
By
David Thun
With California’s Notary certificate changes taking effect earlier this month, businesses are asking how the new law will affect their documents. Here are answers to three common questions from businesses.