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Notary Blog

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Notary Public vs. Notary Signing Agent in Pennsylvania: Understanding the Key Differences and Responsibilities

by PAN
In the state of Pennsylvania, the terms "Notary Public" and "Notary Signing Agent" are often used interchangeably, but they refer to distinct roles with specific responsibilities. Understanding the differences between these two positions is crucial for both professionals in the field and individuals Read more

PennDOT Announces New Online Service

by PAN
Individuals who have a Person with Disabilities Parking Placard now have the option to renew, receive a replacement, or update their address on their permanent placard online. Read more

Indiana County Full/Part-Time Notary Public and Title Agent Wanted

by PAN
Lemmon Notary & Tax Services is seeking to hire dedicated employees with experience as a Notary Public and and Title Agent. Read more

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

Keep Your Office of Record Address Up to Date

by PAN
All Pennsylvania notaries public are required to keep a current office of record mailing address on file with the Department of State. Your office of record address is where the Department will send any official notices or letters. Read more

Why are notaries still important?

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

You Are Still A Notary

by PAN
Even if you have been laid off, remember, you are still a notary. Read more

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