Night Owls Notary

03/20/2023

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03/10/2023

Night Owls Notary is available evenings and weekends! Can't drive to me, NO problem I will come to you. Not many notary publics are flexible to work with your schedule, but Night Owls strives on Customer Service and satisfaction.

We specialize in mortgage closings, but have many years experience in Wills, Power of Attorney, property settlement agreements, contracts, affidavits, acknowledgements, title transfers and so much more.

Just send us a quick email and/or phone call and we hope to be of assistance.

03/10/2023

12/28/2020

Back to the office Monday. We’ll be open 11-3 for lunch. It’s officially the last week of 2020! It’s been a crazy ride this past year and we look forward to what the new year brings. Call your orders in 333-1400 or stop by and order inside 6426 Bowden Rd.

10/24/2020

UPDATE

Night Owls Notary is now a Florida State electronic notary public!

BONDED AND INSURED

04/28/2020

REALTORS® volunteer at double the rate of the general population. And NAR celebrates that by giving $10,000 and national exposure to benefit five REALTORS®' causes each year. If you make an impact on your community through volunteering, apply for the by May 8 at http://ow.ly/YLMN50zdVnr

About Good Neighbor AwardsThe Good Neighbor Awards program recognizes REALTORS® who have made an extraordinary impact on their community.

04/28/2020

Concerned about your financial wellness? Check out these recommendations from 2020 NAR Treasurer John Flor. And for more information, visit:
- CARES Act at http://ow.ly/byVF50zjDqk
- Right Tools, Right Now at http://ow.ly/DAtp50zjDqi
- Center for REALTOR® Financial Wellness at http://ow.ly/5Qd050zjDqj

The National Association of REALTORS® is proud to welcome you to the Center for REALTOR® Financial Wellness, a new resource designed to help you understand your financial planning options and prepare for the future, one step at a time.

04/07/2020

Interesting article for my Real Estate Professionals:

During these challenging times, it's more important than ever to take care of ourselves. NAR's 2020 Vice President of Advocacy, Christine Hansen, shares...

04/07/2020

U.S. Secretary of the Treasury Steven Mnuchin issued a statement this week clarifying that all workers — including Signing Agents and mobile Notaries — who provide services in the nation’s financial and other essential critical infrastructure may continue to perform their duties. At the same time, Notaries must still follow all guidelines issued by federal, state and local authorities to protect public health, maintain appropriate safety precautions and should not accept assignments if there is risk of spreading the COVID-19 coronavirus.

The federal guidance was welcome news for Signing Agents during the critical end-of-the-month period when most mortgage loans are closed and signing agents are in high demand.

In his letter dated March 22, Secretary Mnuchin clarified that workers in critical sectors of the financial industry — including workers and key third-party service providers for “settlement services,” such as Notary Signing Agents — should be allowed to continue normal operations and work schedules.

“These individuals are critical to maintaining safe and efficient financial services and ensuring citizens have access to these services that are necessary to conduct their daily lives,” Mnuchin wrote. “If you work in a critical infrastructure sector, as defined by the Department of Homeland Security, you have a special responsibility to maintain your normal work schedule.”

However, he added, essential workers must also comply with guidelines issued by organizations such as the Center for Disease Control, state and local officials to protect public health. Notary Signing Agents should check official sources and their contracting parties to stay informed about any guidelines in place in their area, and only accept assignments that comply with these official health safety instructions. When on assignment, Signing Agents should continue to follow recommended COVID-19 health and safety precautions.

The Notary Bulletin will continue to provide critical updates on changes to notarial practices procedures as they occur amid the COVID-19 crisis.