By
NNA Staff
A Notary asks what name a third party directed to sign on a physically impaired signer's behalf should write. The NNA NotaryHotline answers your questions.
By
David Thun
As the 2020 presidential election draws near, election officials are preparing for a massive surge in mail-in and absentee ballots — and in some states, voting by mail requires Notary services. Here’s what you need to know if you’re asked to notarize ballot-related items.
By
Kelly Rush
Growing your Notary Signing Agent business can be challenging. This article and video will help you create a distinctive brand.
By
NNA Staff
A Notary Signing Agent asks if it is normal for title companies to require NSAs to carry set amounts of E&O coverage. The Notary Hotline answers your questions
By
David Thun
Remote online notarizations require additional recordkeeping, which often includes a separate electronic journal and audiovisual recordings.
By
David Thun
As the November 2020 general election draws closer, Notaries are likely to get requests to notarize absentee or mail-in ballots. In these states, notarization plays an important part in the vote-by-mail process.
By
NNA Staff
A Notary asks if notarizing a thumbprint in place of a written signature is acceptable. The NNA Notary Hotline Team answers the question.
By
Bill Anderson
Part 5 of this series examines the concept of "reasonable care" and what it means for Notaries.
By
Kelly Rush
When it comes to growing your Notary business, every community offers a wide range of opportunities. As this video shows, the key is identifying those opportunities.
By
David Thun
When starting remote online notarizations, there are usually two options: choosing a RON vendor or your own state-compliant setup. Here's what you need to know about both.