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While it’s possible to notarize a document written in a foreign language, it’s very important to take steps to ensure you aren’t being misled about the document’s content or the signer’s intentions before you proceed. Here are three important questions to ask before notarizing.
Read MoreNotaries are often asked to certify that a photocopy of an original document is a true and accurate reproduction of the original. However, Notaries aren't allowed to certify copies in every state. Here are some important copy certification facts that all Notaries should know.
Read MoreYou have probably seen the familiar blue and white BBB logo or seal. Businesses display this seal for one reason: the public tends to place trust in a BBB accredited business. The seal is one way that consumers sort out credible, responsible businesses from irresponsible scams and fly-by-night outfits. However, businesses must earn the right to display the BBB seal, and that comes only after going through the accreditation process.
Read MoreImagine you are asked to notarize a signature — and you realize the individual whose signature is on the document isn't present. "I'll sign it," says the person who brought you the document. "I have power of attorney to act for them."
Read MoreAsk for a glowing review. If you are doing great work for a company and they are constantly using your service, sometimes it is as easy as simply asking if they would do a review for you. In addition, Notaries that offer mobile services to the general public can really take advantage of this tip. Customers that need mobile Notary services often just need one or two documents notarized. These customers usually use the internet to find a great dining experience, home contractors, electricians and, of course, Notary services. These customers also are more likely to rate the convenience of using your services, which in turn will yield you more business.
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