Brooklyn Mobile Notary and Signing Service LLC
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What Is A Notary?
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A Notary Association for Notaries, by Notaries. The United Notary Association of America is striving to become the preeminent guiding force in Notary Affairs across the country. We are embarking on a uniform Notary Training Program designed to be the most comprehensive and state specific in the industry - coupled with re-writing and updating handbooks for Notaries and Signing Agents to help them do their jobs better.
If you are a Notary and not yet a member, I invite you to stop by and weigh the differences at our forums - join the discussion, become a part of the changes that are upon us, today!
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What Is A Notary?
The office of notary dates back to the Roman Empire. Prior to the enactment of the Ecclesiastical Licences Act 1533 (UK), the appointment of notaries lay with the Pope. The Pope delegated his powers of appointment to his legate, the Archbishop of Canterbury. It was through a licence or faculty granted by the Archbishop in the exercise of his legatine powers that a notary received the right to practise. After the passage of the 1533 Act, which was a direct result of the Reformation in England, all notary appointments were issued directly through the Court of Faculties. The Court of Faculties is attached to the office of the Archbishop of Canterbury.
In the United States, generally speaking, a notary public is a public official appointed by the government to serve the public as an impartial witness. Usually individuals need no special training to obtain a notary public license; they must only pass a simple test, have some form of background check, or obtain a bond or insurance to insure their integrity, and most banks have one present whenever open. In the United States, a non-attorney notary may not offer you legal advice, may not prepare documents for you, and cannot recommend how you should sign something or even what type of notarization is necessary.
Excerpted from: http://dictionary.laborlawtalk.com/notary_public#United_States
A Mobile Notary is a logical extension of the Notary Public office. Providing personal service at the signer's location, the Mobile Notary can perform any Notorial Act at your convenience; as long as the act is legal and conforms with Notary Law
917-753-8435
wponsot@brooklynmobilenotary.com
The United Notary Association
http:www.unitednotaries.org
The office of notary dates back to the Roman Empire. Prior to the enactment of the Ecclesiastical Licences Act 1533 (UK), the appointment of notaries lay with the Pope. The Pope delegated his powers of appointment to his legate, the Archbishop of Canterbury. It was through a licence or faculty granted by the Archbishop in the exercise of his legatine powers that a notary received the right to practise. After the passage of the 1533 Act, which was a direct result of the Reformation in England, all notary appointments were issued directly through the Court of Faculties. The Court of Faculties is attached to the office of the Archbishop of Canterbury.
In the United States, generally speaking, a notary public is a public official appointed by the government to serve the public as an impartial witness. Usually individuals need no special training to obtain a notary public license; they must only pass a simple test, have some form of background check, or obtain a bond or insurance to insure their integrity, and most banks have one present whenever open. In the United States, a non-attorney notary may not offer you legal advice, may not prepare documents for you, and cannot recommend how you should sign something or even what type of notarization is necessary.
Excerpted from: http://dictionary.laborlawtalk.com/notary_public#United_States
A Mobile Notary is a logical extension of the Notary Public office. Providing personal service at the signer's location, the Mobile Notary can perform any Notorial Act at your convenience; as long as the act is legal and conforms with Notary Law
917-753-8435
wponsot@brooklynmobilenotary.com
The United Notary Association
http:www.unitednotaries.org
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A Notary Association for Notaries, by Notaries. The United Notary Association of America is striving to become the preeminent guiding force in Notary Affairs across the country. We are embarking on a uniform Notary Training Program designed to be the most comprehensive and state specific in the industry - coupled with re-writing and updating handbooks for Notaries and Signing Agents to help them do their jobs better.
If you are a Notary and not yet a member, I invite you to stop by and weigh the differences at our forums - join the discussion, become a part of the changes that are upon us, today!
