Notary Associations

GoGetNotary.com is proud to support the following professional notary associations.

Nationwide Notary Associations
California Notary Associations
Florida Notary Association
Louisiana Notary Association
New Jersey Notary Association
Pennsylvania Notary Association
United Notary Association (formerly MWNA)

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National Notary Associations


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National Notary Association — NNA is committed to educating and supporting Notaries throughout the United States while inspiring confidence and unity among them all. Established in 1957, NNA is largest notary association in the United States with nearly a quarter million members. It’s recognized nationally and internationally as an advocate of sound notarial practices. The association also develops technologically advanced products to advance the role of the Notary in the electronic age and evolving industries (i.e., electronic mortgages) and is on the forefront of electronic notarization and recording efforts nationwide.

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American Society of Notaries — ASN offers hands-on service and technical support that make ASN members so loyal. The smaller, select membership base enables them to serve you more personally, and the experienced, commissioned notaries on staff spend hours each day researching state notary law to ensure that their technical support is the best it can be. If you’re conscientious, thorough, and driven to be your best, ASN is right for you.

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United Notary Association of America (formerly the Midwest Notary Association) — Originally founded to serve Iowa, South Dakota and Nebraska as the Midwest Notary Association, this organization quickly became a resource center for Notaries Public and Signing Agents nationwide and changed their name accordingly. UNAA offers three levels of membership with experience and references of Elite members verified by Association managers. Directory, forums with 4 chat rooms, and extensive libraries. UNAA training materials include a video of a signing for loan signing agents and a choice of CD or printed manual for notaries and signing agents with a loan documents package and more. Instructor Linda Kassis also offers local seminars and teleconference classes.

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California Notary Associations

Association for Professional Notaries & Certified Loan Signing Agents — The APN&CSA is a professional community that supports Notaries and Certified Loan Signing Agents. Members can access a chat room to share ideas or just chat about the business. You’ll have free downloadable notary forms, telephone support, and a message board where members can post questions, answers, or suggestions. Fees are very low because you shouldn’t have to pay big dollars for help or community support. At APN&CSA, we help each other!

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Florida Notary Association

Florida Mobile Notary Assocation & Services, Inc. — The purpose of FMNA is to provide an internet presence that meets the needs of their members, promotes the association and provides a central location for prospective clients (individuals and organizations) to find Florida Notaries Public who are willing to travel to their location to provide that service. Two types of membership are offered to Florida Notaries Public: “Limited Membership” and “Full Membership,” with the Full Membership supplying the most benefits which include: a comprehensive web page listing, a free FLMNA e-mail address, access to the association’s “Yahoo Group” for files and a database for notary and loan closing information, ID badge, newsletters, referrals, toll-free phone support and more.
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Louisiana Notary Association

The Louisiana Notary Association is the state’s largest, most prestigious organization dedicated to fostering education, proficiency and advancement of the office of Notary Public. The Louisiana Notary is a civil law notary with broad powers, usually reserved for attorneys in other states. The LNA provides opportunities for professional and educational development of all these notaries, including courses, local “shop talk” networking meetings, publications and an annual convention. The LNA also offers a rigorous Certified Signing Agent program which involves attending a multi-day training course, as well as passing an examination and a background check. A Certified Signing Agent Directory can be found on the LNA’s Web site for title companies and lending institutions seeking qualified mortgage loan signing agents in Louisiana.
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New Jersey Notary Association

NJ Notary Association — NJNA is a growing association and networking group. Sign up today and help make this a force in your state. Dedicated to increased professionalism, consistent standards and tracking proposed legislation that affects your career.
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Pennsylvania Notary Association

Pennsylvania Association of Notaries — Pennsylvania Association of Notaries (PAN) is America’s first notary association, serving Pennsylvania notaries since 1955. Over the years, PAN has grown into a full-service notary association that provides Pennsylvania notaries with notarial equipment, education about notarial responsibilities and protection against loss. PAN is a member-based association committed to providing nearly 50,000 members with 24-hour access to experts who can answer notarial and motor vehicle questions via telephone, email or fax. PAN also serves as a lobby for Pennsylvania notaries. We seek more stringent requirements for appointees and nationwide standardization of notarial procedures and are currently working with the Secretary of the Commonwealth on eNotarization.
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