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Notary Public Underwriters Agency of Texas, Inc. advises all Texas Notaries that by order of Governor Greg Abbott, the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) has temporarily waived expiration dates for certain Texas identification cards, including Driver Licenses, Commercial Driver Licenses and other identification forms. This measure suspends the need to venture into a public setting in order to renew an expiring or expired license.
Under terms of the order ....
Are you considering becoming a notary in Texas? The process of becoming a notary in Texas is easy and only requires you to complete a few simple steps. In this blog post, we will provide a comprehensive guide on how to become a notary in the Lone Star State.
You may not be aware, but changes to Alabama's notary statutes will take effect on September 1, 2023. These changes affect many aspects of notary public law, including the commissioning and application process.
Curious about what a notary public is and how you can become one? Explore our blog to learn more about notaries and how you can join their ranks!
As a notary signing agent, your reputation is everything. With more signing platforms relying on performance metrics and reviews, one bad experience can lead to fewer assignments—or worse, being blacklisted entirely. The good news? These mistakes are completely avoidable with a little awareness and professionalism.
Read more: 5 Common Mistakes That Can Get Notary Signing Agents Blacklisted
A question that frequently arises as notaries renew their commissions is when to begin using their new notary stamp. It is crucial to understand the appropriate time to start using the newly issued stamp during the renewal process.