By
David Thun
Notary signing agents often deal with borrowers who misunderstand the NSA’s role at a closing. Prevent confusion with tips from fellow Notaries.
By
David Thun
Sometimes Notaries are asked to certify a copy of a document. But before accepting a request to do this, Notaries need to know a few important facts.
By
NNA Staff
Signers in PA must present an ID that is current, issued by a government, bears an ID number and contains a photo, signature or physical description.
By
David Thun, Updated October 17, 2024
Stay safe during Notary assignments with these five safety tips from the National Notary Association.
By
NNA Staff
It would not be legal for a Notary in the U.S. to notarize a document signed in another country if the signer cannot appear in person before the Notary.
By
Kelle Clarke, Updated December 11, 2024
If you’re not allowed to accept an expired driver's license or state ID card, there may be alternatives to identify your signer, but these methods also vary by state.
By
David Thun, Updated September 9, 2024
A signer with power of attorney is authorized to sign the principal's name and have that signature notarized without the principal being present. But before you notarize, know these important facts.
By
David Thun
The death of an Arkansas real estate agent revealed the serious need for improved safety precautions to protect those working in the real estate industry.
By
Kelle Clarke
Learn what you should do when given a notarial certificate with wording that is unfamiliar and does not comply with your state’s Notary laws.
By
David Thun
The NNA was honored in the “Best Certification Program” category for its Notary Signing Agent Certification Course at the 2015 Brandon Hall Group Awards.