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What Oklahoma's House Bill 3244 Means for Every Notary in the Sooner State
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- Published: August 10, 2026
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Your notary stamp is more valuable to criminals than you might think. Oklahoma's new law proves it — and reminds every notary why keeping your tools secure isn't optional. Read this before November 1.
Why Do Some Notaries Notarize for Free, and Others Don’t?
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- Published: August 3, 2026
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Ever wondered why notary fees vary so much from one notary to the next? The answer involves state laws, personal choice, business costs, and more. Our latest article breaks it all down so you know what to expect.
Your Notary Commission Works When You’re on the Clock, but Does It Work When You’re Not?
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- Published: July 20, 2026
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Your employer may have asked for it. They may have even paid for it. But your notary commission? It's yours. Learn how employee notaries are putting their commissions to work after hours.
Refusing to Notarize: What You Need to Know
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- Published: July 27, 2026
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A confident notary knows the rules. A responsible notary knows when to pause and evaluate a situation.
Are you familiar with when you can, or must, refuse a notarial act?
Think Notaries Only Work at Law Firms? Mississippi Employers Are Proving You Wrong
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- Published: July 13, 2026
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Do you realize that a wide range of employers encourage—and some even require—having one or more of their employees become a commissioned notary public?
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