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You are currently a Florida notary who will be relocating to another state soon and would like to continue working as a notary in the new state. Can you transfer your Florida notary commission to the new state of residence?
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In the notary community, we have a patriotic sense of duty that our red, white and blue pride and joy represents. Here are 5 ways you can celebrate National Flag Day in your own way.
Whether you work full-time or notarizations are your side hustle, being a notary can definitely bring in some extra cash…. IF you can reach your potential customers. At Notary Public Underwriters, we’ve put together a list of notary public advertising tips to help you be a success!
Most notaries spend a significant amount of time indoors–either in the home or office–where gas, chemicals and other pollutants can cause headaches, eye irritation, allergies and fatigue. Not to worry! Our list of air-purifying plants can help you clean the air in your work environment.
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Proactive changes to Indiana’s notary statutes will take effect July 1, 2018. These changes affect many aspects of the notary public law, including commission qualifications, notarial seal requirements and notary fees.
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