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Can Texas notaries use expired IDs? The answer might surprise you. Here’s what the law says.
Great question! Yes, a Notary must occasionally stop a notarization because of an issue that would prevent notarizing in compliance with state law.
October is the month of chills, thrills, and spooky movie marathons! Just like those horror movie characters who miss the signs of impending doom, don't be a notary who overlooks the path to compliance.
Good advice bears repeating. Great advice deserves prompt action! Here is some of the best advice a notary can receive: protect yourself with a Notary Errors and Omissions (E&O) policy.
Read more: COVID-19’s Influence on Notarization – Are YOU Protected by an E&O Policy?
Notarizing competently requires knowledge, thoughtfulness, and tireless attention to detail. But even the best notaries can commit an error or overlook an important detail. Here is our “top 10” list of notary mistakes and oversights.
So, you’ve just become a notary for the first time. Now what?
Read more: I Just Received My First Notary Commission… Now What?