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NNA Staff
The growing use of electronic banking transactions and the ever-present threat of identity theft will cause financial institutions to revise their operating procedures — many of which will affect Notaries.
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NNA Staff
I have been asked to notarize three different types of documents, all for the same signer. Do I need to create three separate journal entries, or can I simply list all three document types in the appropriate journal column?
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NNA Staff
Registration is now well underway for the NNA 2013 Conference in Austin, Texas, June 2–5 and “early birds” can receive $100 off full Conference registration before January 31.
By
Kelle Clarke
One of the nation’s largest debt collection companies has agreed to pay $500,000 to settle a lawsuit accusing it of “robo-signing” practices.
By
David Thun
It’s a time to start fresh and make changes — and for many Notaries, it’s time to prepare to renew commissions. But sometimes mistakes and misunderstanding can lead to a new commission being delayed, or even putting a hold on performing notarial acts. Take our quiz and test your understanding of the commission renewal process.
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NNA Staff
May I charge a separate travel fee aside from the fee for notarizing documents?
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NNA Staff
The final two co-conspirators in a 2008 murder and fraud scheme have been brought to justice, thanks in part to thumbprint evidence left in the journal of a diligent Notary.
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NNA Staff
Nevadans could see a spike in foreclosure activity in 2013 if banks and lawmakers agree to proposed amendments to a current law designed in the wake of the robo-signing crisis.
By
David Thun
Here’s a look four laws enacted in the past year that make significant changes to state Notary regulations.
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NNA Staff
The NNA will accept nominations for the 2013 Notary of the Year only through Monday, December 31.