By
David Thun, Updated December 3, 2024
The modern world often presents situations that can trip up even the most experienced Notary. Here is a list of some of the most common ones.
By
David Thun
A new book by one of the nation’s leading Notary law experts offers real-world guidance to help you perform sound notarizations.
By
Michael Lewis
Some Notary Signing Agents have been experiencing delays with background screenings due to issues at a San Diego court. Here’s what you need to know.
By
David Thun
Throughout history, Notaries been asked to perform odd tasks. Here’s a look at 5 unusual duties Notaries in certain states can perform.
By
Luke Eastman
Notary Luke Eastman shares the story of how he transitioned from a Navy serviceman to a successful full-time Notary.
By
Michael Lewis
Last week, we asked Notaries how they would handle a situation with a signer whose hand shook so much she could not sign her name unaided. Here are the responses.
By
David Thun
Effective July 1, Colorado is changing the requirements to become a Notary, adding new journal rules and authorizing a new type of notarization.
By
David Thun
Indiana will increase Notary fees and add new training, testing and bonding requirements starting July 1.
By
David Thun
Washington state Notaries will be required to keep a journal of their notarizations under a new law taking effect July 1, 2018.
By
NNA Staff
Is it possible to notarize for a signer unable to make any kind of mark or writing? The NNA Hotline Team answers your questions.