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Lost or Stolen Notary Equipment? Here’s What You Should Do

by PAN
As a Pennsylvania notary, safeguarding your tools—such as your official stamp and journal—is essential to staying compliant. However, despite your best efforts, there may be times when your equipment is lost, stolen, or otherwise misplaced. Read more
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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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What Should You Do if Your Stamp is Stolen?

by PAN
What would you do if you notary stamp was stolen? In this article, we discuss what steps to take if you notary equipment is stolen or misplaced. Read more
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