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As a Notary, it is important to have the essential tools to properly perform your duties for the public and to protect yourself from financial liability. We’ve compiled a list of the top six

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Florida’s Department of State, Division of Corporations (DOS) has adopted a new administrative rule with an important reporting requirement for

No matter how much we pride ourselves on the quality of our notary seals, a bad or smudged impression is bound to happen at some point. In those instances, what is a notary to do?

While the holidays are meant to be merry and bright, traveling during the holidays can sometimes be less than cheerful. As a notary,

For a Notary to gain a foothold in the vast field of Notary Signing Agent, it is essential they understand

This is one of the most common questions asked by newly commissioned Notaries Public! The uncertainty occurs when a Notary is presented with a document that clearly

Most Notaries Public understand how important it is to keep their Notary tools safe and secure. But, in the event of tragedy, do enough Notaries plan for the protection and security of these

According to a survey issued by a prominent national land title* company, a significant majority of consumers whose recent home closings were completed using remote online notarization technology

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For many new notaries, receiving a notary commission is a joyous occasion. Be aware that although you may want to celebrate by sharing a photograph of your notary certificate or stamp impression

Question:  Didn’t Florida’s Supreme Court issue an Administrative Order allowing all Florida Notaries to perform remote online notarizations without being registered as an Online Notary, and is

The legal requirements for identifying a person appearing for a notarial act vary by state, so the answer is determined....

Interesting question, and the answer is...

Many notaries overlook

Tell the truth… do YOU regularly review your state’s notary public resources to assure yourself that you are notarizing in compliance with the laws and administrative rules that govern you?

Good advice bears repeating. Great

As a commissioned or appointed notary public of your state, you own a lot of personal and professional responsibility every time you perform a notarial

“Notaries witness signatures.”

Certain core notarial permissions are