As part of the notarization process, a notary public will typically use either a seal or a stamp to verify a document's authenticity. While the terms "seal" and "stamp" are often used interchangeably, they aren't exactly the same. Let's explore the differences between a notary seal vs. a stamp, their respective uses and which one you should use for your notarization needs.

One of the hardest questions to answer as a notary public, or as a self-starting notary-with an established company receiving an inquiry, is the Apostille Section.  This is by far, the hardest question notaries answer all across the U.S - and as a RON (Remote Online Notary) -  It is very complicated, and something that one needs to be specifically trained on to confidently respond to an Apostille request.  Today, we examine this - and everything that goes into conducting one properly.