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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My Strengths as a Writer
The experts say you should know your own strengths and weaknesses if you’re going to be a professional, so here is my self assessment. As most of my professional writing is on notary-related topics, I’m posting this here, rather than … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Opinions
Tagged #amwriting, logic, notary writer, self assessment, strengths, weaknesses, Writing
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What’s the Point of Getting a Document Notarized?
One of the most misunderstood aspects of being a notary public is why documents are notarized. I hear so many people say things that show that they don’t know what it’s about or what it means. While the most common … Continue reading
Posted in For the Public, Government - Law, Opinions
Tagged acknowledge, affirm, certify, confirm, notarized documents, oath, purpose, swear, verify
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My Advice to New Notary Signing Agents
My Advice to New Notary Signing Agents — by Tim Gatewood, CNSA, PLSA Know your state’s laws and rules inside & out before you even consider offering notary services to the public. The National Notary Association can each help you … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, Marketing, new notary, Notary Signing Agent, NSA, training
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What is Being Notarized?
What Is Being Notarized? It is easy to get into a discussion (or argument) about differences that do not matter, especially online. Some days, it feels like we are back in medieval times, arguing over how many angels can dance … Continue reading