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Notary Blog

notary law, RULONA

When do I start using my new notary stamp when I am renewing my notary commission?

by PAN
When you are in the process of renewing your notary commission, it is important to know when you can start using your new official stamp. Read more
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Notary 101 | Notary Tidbit | RULONA

Notary Certificate Must Indicate Electronic Notarization

by PAN
The Pennsylvania Department of State notes that the notary wording attached to or logically associated with an electronic notarial act must indicate that the act involved the use of communication technology. Read more
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Electronic Notarization | Notary 101 | RULONA

The First Line of Defense Against Fraud

by PAN
A notarization indicates to the receiver of the document that the signer appeared before a notary public, was identified, and signed the document. The notary's official stamp and signature indicate that the notarization was performed according to the law. Read more
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General | RULONA

Why are notaries still important?

by PAN
Notaries have been an integral part of our society for decades. Read more
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General

Let's Review RULONA

by PAN
RULONA introduced significant changes in the way Pennsylvania notaries fulfill their notary duties. Read more
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