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As a notary public, you play a vital role in protecting against fraud. However, there might be instances where you need to turn down performing a notarization due to various reasons such as incomplete documents, invalid identification, or suspicious circumstances. In this blog, we will discuss how to navigate such situations professionally and ethically, while maintaining the public's trust in your role as a notary public.
Read more: Declining a Notarization: A Guide to Handling A Delicate Situation with Professionalism
As the calendar flips to a new year, it's the perfect time to reflect on your notary business and set the stage for success. One of the key ingredients to a thriving and efficient notary practice is staying organized.
Read more: The Blueprint for Success: A Well-Organized Notary Business in 2024
Obtaining your notary commission is a fantastic opportunity to earn extra income, or even launch your own business. Marketing, though, can be difficult when you're just starting out, as can finding your initial clients. Here are five tips to help you get started, and maintain success.
Are you keeping copies of your customers' notarized documents to prove your accuracy? You might be violating their privacy! Discover the right way to protect yourself —without violating your customers' privacy.
Read more: Notarization Tips: Don't Keep Copies of Notarized Documents, Use a Record Book (Journal)
Many notaries overlook the responsibility of reporting commission information change. But you don’t have to manage it alone if you obtain your surety bond and/or errors and omissions insurance through Notary Public Underwriters...
