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The answer depends on two key factors.
This is a common issue for notaries. Sometimes, a document that needs to be notarized has the proper wording but does not leave sufficient room for the notary to sign and put their official stamp or seal.
Read more: What Should I Do When There's No Room for My Notary Stamp?
Certain core notarial permissions are uniform across all states, for example the authority of a notary to perform acknowledgement and jurat (verification) notarial acts.
Dig a little bit into state notary laws, however, and differences are immediately apparent.
Read more: A Notary’s Use of a Credible Witness or Witnesses
Do you know what a loose notary certificate is and how to use one?
Read more: The Loose Notary Certificate Guide: What Is It and How To Use It
Contrary to popular belief, issuance of a medallion signature guarantee is not a standard duty of America’s notaries public. Instead, this service is performed only by certain banking and financial institutions. Understanding what a medallion signature guarantee is and how to obtain one can help both notaries and persons in need of this service.
Becoming a notary signing agent is an excellent opportunity for individuals seeking to increase their expertise and earn additional income. In this blog, we'll outline the steps to becoming a notary signing agent, from meeting the basic requirements to obtaining the necessary training and insurance.