By
NNA Staff
When notarizing for an elderly signer, be sure that they are aware of the contents of the documents and willing to sign them.
By
Carol Salter
Emotion is not the first word that comes to mind when we think about the Notary process. However, it is something we need to be aware of and consider, especially in a healthcare setting.
By
NNA Staff
More job-seeking healthcare professionals are turning to social media websites for job leads, networking opportunities, career-building activities, and to submit applications.
By
Daniel C. Lewis
As a full-time Notary Signing Agent, I have been encountering assignments in recent months where the only ID the signer has is a Matricula Consular card. This has been particularly true for REO, or bank-owned, property sales. Because of the large inventory of bank-owned real estate in the current housing market, Notaries around the country may be having similar experiences.
By
David Thun
Patricia Fry is a longtime member of the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws (NCCUSL).
By
Kelle Clarke
The next installment of the NNA’s “Commonly Asked Questions” webinar series launches June 29, and will focus on how to perform a “signature by mark” notarization. This webinar is offered at no charge to all Notaries.
By
NNA Staff
Is it best to handwrite or to type in the wording on a Notary certificate?
By
NNA Staff
Conference 2012 may be over, but it’s never too early to plan ahead for Conference 2013.
By
Michael Lewis
The National Notary Association’s 34th Annual Conference in San Diego wrapped up four days of seminars, networking events and special presentations this week amid an atmosphere of renewal and rededication to the essential role of the Notary Public office.
By
Kelle Clarke
As part of the nationwide effort to combat mortgage fraud, the Residential Mortgage-Backed Securities (RMBS) Working Group has launched a website where people can report incidents of fraud involving mortgage-based securities.