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Revised 7/26/2024

Read more: Steps For Performing a Lawful Florida Notarization - Traditional Notarization

 

It is a common misconception that because a renewing notary in Arkansas has previously been sworn in they do not need to be sworn in again. The state requires ALL notaries to be sworn in each time they apply to become a notary public, whether they are first-time applicants or renewals.

Read more: Renewals Must be Sworn In As Well

 

  Tennessee Senate Bill 888  

Tennessee New Law: Senate Bill 888

Read more: Tennessee New Law: Senate Bill 888

 

Read more: What’s the Difference Between Oaths and Affirmations?

Notaries often face situations where the name on a signer's ID does not exactly match the name on the document being signed. This issue is common, especially if someone recently married or divorced and has not updated their ID or if they use nicknames socially but their legal name is on the documents. Here's how notaries can resolve these issues:

Read more: What to Do When Names Don't Match

In America, the two notarial acts most often performed for a document signer are the acknowledgment; and the jurat (also called a "verification" on oath or affirmation).

Read more: The Difference Between Acknowledgments and Jurats