by PAN
The Secretary of State’s office has added a new feature to the online eNotary application. Notaries who wish to become electronic notaries can now go into the application and select a vendor who will provide them with their electronic notary solutions programs.
In addition, the state now allows a notary to search for themselves on its Searchable database which will show in the notary’s information that they are ENotary capable.
by PAN
PAN President and CEO Marc L. Aronson has been appointed by Gov. Tom Corbett to serve on Pennsylvania’s new Electronic Recording Commission. The 13-member Commission is charged with administering the Uniform Real Property Electronic Recording Act (URPERA) signed into law by the governor on July 5, 2012.
by PAN
If you are hearing more conversations about electronic notarization these days, that’s no surprise. eNotarization is gaining momentum as a desirable business model in many industries, including the mortgage loan industry. You are probably wondering if you should learn more about it or if it will ever apply to you at all.
by PAN
As the Pennsylvania Electronic Notarization Initiative enters its third year, notaries who are looking to be approved as eNotaries have to follow certain procedures.
by PAN
The Pennsylvania Department of State made some major changes to the Commonwealth’s Electronic Notarization Initiative as the program enters its third year.