As a notary public, you’ll encounter signers who may be physically unable to sign their names in the traditional way. Florida law provides options to ensure these individuals are not excluded from executing important ...
Getting paid is one of the most important parts of running your business. Whether you are a notary public, a mobile signing agent, or a small business owner, the way you accept payments directly impacts your cash flow, client satisfac...
Some notaries view journals as optional. But what if your career, reputation, or even your personal finances depended on keeping one? While not every state requires a notary jour...
In the world of real estate closings, mortgage signings, and legal document preparation, collaboration between notaries, lenders, and title companies is essential. However, one ongoing issue that continues to create confusion,...
As a Notary Public—especially those involved in real estate transactions—it’s vital to understand the boundaries of your role. While you’re not an attorney, title agent, or broker, your work often ...