🎄From our NPU family to yours, Merry Christmas! We’re grateful for the opportunity to support notaries across the country and look forward to serving you in the coming year. Enjoy this magical season!✨

In Texas, certain notary mistakes aren’t just unethical—they’re criminal. From using the term “notario” to implying you're an attorney, these actions can lead to Class A misdemeanor charges. zurl.co/dLClL

As we welcome a new year, our hearts are full of gratitude. ✨ To our loyal customers: thank you for allowing us to be part of your notary journey. We wish you joy, success, and new opportunities in the year ahead. 🌟

Can a notary accept an expired driver’s license? 🪪 It depends on where you live! Some states allow expired IDs under certain conditions, while others require them to be current and valid. Read our latest blog to learn more: zurl.co/w0Wp5

New to notarizations or need a refresher? If you're a Texas notary public, understanding the different types of notarial acts is essential to performing your duties correctly. zurl.co/Ns1xk

In observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we pause to honor Dr. King’s lasting impact and his commitment to service, equality, and community. Our office will be closed today, and will reopen tomorrow for regular business hours.

While no one is immune to legal risk, there are steps you can take to protect your reputation and your wallet. zurl.co/wpoRf

When becoming a notary public, you’ll hear a lot about bonds, supplies, and Errors & Omissions (E&O) insurance. But what exactly is notary E&O insurance, and do you really need it? Let’s uncover the truth. zurl.co/0v4IW

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Did you know that using terms like “notario” in your ads—or forgetting to include your commission expiration date—could result in misdemeanor charges under Kansas law? Even honest mistakes can carry serious consequences. zurl.co/jH42J

Artificial intelligence (AI) has become part of daily life, offering efficiency and convenience across industries. But when it comes to notarizations, AI serves as a helpful tool—not a replacement for the human notary public. zurl.co/toltR

We’re closed today in observance of Presidents day. Did you know- President Theodore Roosevelt, whose time in North Dakota’s Badlands shaped his conservation legacy—including protecting over 230 million acres of public land and declaring the Grand Canyon a national monument.

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Expired license? Florida notaries may still be able to use it—if it meets state requirements. Learn when expired IDs are acceptable and what to do if no ID is available. zurl.co/OdYjk

“The clink. The pokey. The slammer.” Funny nicknames for jail—until you realize some Michigan notaries have actually ended up there. Learn which notary mistakes can land you in serious legal trouble and how to avoid them. zurl.co/MgKAd

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Can Texas notaries use expired IDs? The answer might surprise you. Here’s what the law says. zurl.co/HD2l8

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Many first-time notaries wonder if their official stamp or seal is made correctly — and it’s a smart thing to check. After all, you are responsible for making sure it meets your state’s requirements, not the manufacturer. zurl.co/IHa1R

Not all notary errors are minor—some can cost you your commission and your freedom. From notarizing outside your commission term to skipping personal appearance, Alabama law doesn’t take violations lightly. zurl.co/bzTve