When You Need a Notary In Memphis
When you need a notary in Memphis , contact
Notary Memphis.I offer notary services to the general public by appointment and I am pleased to work for signing services, title companies, lenders, and others who need Notary Signing Agents.
Serving Memphis, Arlington, Bartlett, Cordova, Collierville, Germantown, Lakeland, Millington, and other parts of Shelby County, Tennessee, since 1997.
For Notary Signing Agent services, I also travel to Tipton and Fayette Counties for a small additional fee.
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On Setting Up Your Notary Business
You can use the free resources on score.org and sba.gov to get a pretty good idea of the steps to take to set up a new business. But nothing beats having your own expert give you professional advice in their … Continue reading
Posted in Business, For Notaries, Government - Law
Tagged business basics, CPA, getting started, lawyer, Legal Advice, Notary, NSA, setting up
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States With Remote Notary Laws
STATES WITH REMOTE NOTARY LAWS Virginia and Montana have remote notary laws fully implemented. Both allow their notaries and their signers to be anywhere. (Some VA remote notaries were active at the 2018 NNA Conference in Las Vegas, NV, according … Continue reading
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Tagged e-notary, Law, remote notarization, remote notary, technology
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Notaries Need to Consult Trusted Authorities
There are two things that every notary should do: Know the law in your state as it relates to notary duties and responsibilites. Follow the law. If that creates a conflict with your client’s instructions or a request from your … Continue reading
Questions for the Tennessee Attorney General
One of the frustrating things about being a Tennessee Notary Public is that there are many questions for which the statutory law and the Tennessee Notary Handbook do not provide answers. So, I have been compiling a list that I … Continue reading
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Tagged capacity, cerftied copies, excise tax, I-9 Form, Names, notary ethics, Notary Journal, notary questions, rules, signature by mark, sworn statements, tips
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