Busy insurance agency with an auto tag business in Trappe, Montgomery County seeks a title clerk/notary public.
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Experienced Title Clerk Needed in Cranberry
A fast-paced auto tag agency in Cranberry Township is seeking an experienced title clerk/notary public with a minimum of two years of automotive title experience.
Title Clerk Wanted in Suburban Philly
An auto tag agency in suburban Philadelphia is seeking a title clerk/notary public. Pleasant work environment, full-time position available. Experience with PennDOT transactions preferred. Call Gail at 610-328-7664.
Help Wanted in Harmar
Harmar Notary is looking to hire a notary/title clerk.
Court Case Proves Personal Appearance is More Than Technicality
This important court case is about a notary notarizing for a client at the direction of her boss, who later testified that he relied on her to determine if her notarization would be valid. It wasn’t.
How to Recognize an Affidavit
Affidavits are one of the most common acts performed by notaries. Yet, oftentimes it is difficult to distinguish between different variations of affidavit forms.
To recognize an affidavit, look for the following information:
Help Wanted: Notary for Southside Pittsburgh Business
An established notary business on the Southside of Pittsburgh needs a notary public to notarize affidavits and acknowledgments in addition to performing PennDOT work.
Comprehensive Reference Guide for PA Notaries Updated and Available in June
Now’s the time to pre-order the latest version of the most comprehensive reference guide for Pennsylvania notaries – The Practical Guide for Notaries Public in Pennsylvania.
Does PA Law Discriminate Against Atheist Notaries?
An Associated Press article grabbing attention across the country cites Pennsylvania as having provisions in its state law that bans atheists from holding office, including the office of notary public.
State Addressing Translation of Notary Public to Foreign Languages
The Pennsylvania Department of State is taking steps to address the potential for confusion when the term notary public is translated into a foreign language.