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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.
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Can you afford a costly lawsuit because you made a small mistake during a notarization? Lawsuits involving notaries are becoming more and more prevalent. Even if the suit is not valid, you may still face an expensive legal bill for defending yourself. ...
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Every time you renew your commission, you receive a new notary seal. So, what do you do with your old one? Privacy should be your number one priority, as it protects both you and your clients. Even when your commission is expired, it can still be us...
IMPORTANT: Indiana Notary Application Procedure Change The Indiana Secretary of State has automated their notary public application procedures. Paper applications are no longer accepted. At Notary Public Underwriters, we are uniquely prepared to handl...