By
Gail Delaney
Learn about 3 things customers often misunderstand about apostille services, and what every Notary should know.
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Judith Lawrence, Guest Contributor
Notary Judith Lawrence offers tips for Notaries who want to offer apostille services to customers.
By
David Thun
Notaries often encounter customers who need help with immigration paperwork. Some states offer the option of becoming an immigration forms specialist, offering services that don't involve legal advice or representation.
By
Kat Garcia, Updated December 3, 2024
If you’re looking for work-from-home jobs or part-time jobs, consider becoming a Notary first because it opens the door to several additional side gigs.
By
David Thun
Learn more about Notaries performing photo inspections as an additional source of income.
By
Kelle Clarke
Notaries look to expand their business offerings by serving as remote testimony witnesses for telephone hearings. Learn more about this opportunity.
By
Patti Wulfestieg
Here is some basic information to help Notaries who are asked to deal with an I-9 Form.
By
David Thun
Looking for ways to earn extra income to supplement your Notary work? Here are eight options.
By
Kelle Clarke
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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Kelle Clarke
When Fresno signing agent and business owner Shelly Kitchen saw her loan signing assignments go from 25 to 35 a week to about 10 a month, she wasn’t surprised — it’s a reality of the cyclical mortgage industry, after all. Still, she knew she had to find ways to diversify her Notary business in order to keep afloat.