Notary Bonding

While official requirements can vary from state to state, the basic process for notarizing a document involves three steps. First, you must verify the signer’s identity; second, you must observe the signature; and finally, you must mark the signature with an official stamp or seal.   Whether you go to a standard or a same-day notary service, the signers must provide proper identification so the notary can confirm the identity of all signers. Once verified, the notary will lead each signer through the document and observe them making each required signature, initial, or other required marks.   After all of the signatures have been observed, the notary will stamp each one with a custom stamp that is unique to them. This stamp usually includes the notary’s name, the state where they are a notary, and the date their term expires.   Traditionally, the notarization process must be done in person and requires all signing parties to coordinate schedules so they can be with the notary a

Are you looking to become or renew as an Arkansas notary? If so, you might have several questions about how to get notarized. That is why we have put together this quick guide to help you find the answers you are after on your way to becoming a notary . Who Can Become a Notary in Arkansas? Here are the criteria for becoming or renewing as a notary in Arkansas:   ●        Be 18 or Older ●        Be a United States Citizen & Have Proof of Permanent Residency ●        Be a Legal Resident of Arkansas or Employed in Arkansas ●        Be Able to Read & Write in English ●        Prior Commissions Must Not Have Been Revoked in the Past 10 Years ●        Must Not Have Been Convicted of a Felony Where Can You Practice Your Notary Services? Anywhere in the state of Arkansas.   Whom Can You Notarize For? You will be able to notarize for any member of the public who makes a reasonable request and meets all of the notarization requirements.   What Kind of Training Do