By
NNA Staff
I’ve been working as a Notary at my job for several years, and I’ve recently decided to get more out of my commission by becoming a mobile Notary. How much am I allowed to charge for a signing, if the notarization includes travel, photocopies, or other services?
By
Kelle Clarke
The Nevada legislature is considering a bill that would authorize Notaries to officiate at weddings. If passed, Nevada would join Florida, South Carolina and Maine as the only states that permit Notaries to perform marriages.
By
David Thun
Notaries with strong punctuality habits and attention to detail can find new income opportunities in the field of mystery shopping.
By
NNA Staff
NNA 2013 Conference is offering a complete package of workshops and events for all Signing Agents — from new Notaries seeking NNA certification to veteran NSAs looking to expand their business.
By
David Thun
Some of the toughest challenges Notaries face happen at work. Read about Notaries who successfully turned down illegal and unethical requests on the job.
By
David Thun
As next month’s income tax deadline draws near, officials in a number of states are cracking down on tax preparers moonlighting as “Notarios” — people who pose as legal professionals to scam immigrants.
By
NNA Staff
The NNA’s 2005 Notary of the Year, Carol Salter, shares why it’s important for Notaries everywhere to attend NNA 2013.
By
NNA Staff
The NNA joined Nevada Attorney General Catherine Cortez Masto to present a $1,000 donation to the Women’s Research Institute of Nevada (WRIN).
By
NNA Staff
NNA 2013 Conference offers an unprecedented opportunity for participants to directly engage with leading mortgage and banking industry representatives — the first time experts in this field will jointly address the changing world of notarization at a single event.
By
David Thun
If you use part of your home for your Notary business, you may be able to claim a deduction on your income tax for its use. However, the government has strict restrictions when making such claims.