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Most issues notaries face doesn’t originate from complex legal disputes but rather from simple, everyday mistakes. Missing a signature, neglecting to complete part of a notarial certificate, or missing a key step can cause documents being rejected, delayed or questioned later on. These errors can lead to frustration for both you and your clients.
Read more: A Notary’s Guide to Avoiding Costly Everyday Mistakes
The Notary Bond and Notary Errors & Omissions Insurance are both important for Notaries. Both offer protection. Both have term lengths. So, what’s the difference?
Read more: Difference Between a Notary Public Bond & Notary Public Errors & Omissions
Notary Public Underwriters is celebrating 26 years serving Florida notaries!
November 7th is Notary Public Day. This national day of recognition has been happening for more than 50 years.
Read more: Notary Public Underwriters Adds Bonding Services in New States
Some states require notaries to keep a record book—but even if yours doesn’t, it’s always a best practice! A well-maintained notary record book can protect you if a notarization is ever questioned, helping you recall important details.