Discover why Maryland Senate Bill 700 (SB 700) is being withdrawn. Learn how public feedback played a crucial role in reevaluating the bill and how to track its status on the Maryland General Assembly... ...more
Legal/Regulatory Updates
February 12, 2025•2 min read
This weekend offers fantastic opportunities for notaries in the Maryland and DC areas to connect, learn, and relax. These events are not hosted by Maryland Notaries In Action. However, they come highl... ...more
Announcement
February 07, 2025•1 min read
On January 30, 2025, Senate Bill 700 was introduced by the Maryland General Assembly. Sponsored by Senator Justin Ready (R), the bill is titled "Notarial Acts – Reasonable Accommodations. ...more
Legal/Regulatory Updates
February 04, 2025•6 min read
The Maryland General Assembly has convened as of January 8th, marking the start of its annual legislative session. This event holds significant importance as it sets the stage for discussions and deci... ...more
Legal/Regulatory Updates
January 08, 2025•2 min read
The Maryland Secretary of State's Certification Desk will be closed for walk-in services from October 15th until approximately October 29th, 2024 due to building construction. ➡️ During this time, onl... ...more
Announcement
October 14, 2024•0 min read
In a recent blog post on Maryland Notaries In Action, the importance of proper journal-keeping for Maryland notaries was discussed. Initially, Candice Willie, organizer of Maryland Notaries In Action,... ...more
Notary Practices
August 20, 2024•4 min read
As August approaches, Maryland’s legislative process kicks into gear, with legislators beginning the drafting and preparation of proposed bills. ...more
Legal/Regulatory Updates
August 05, 2024•3 min read
A recent blog post clarified the proper journal-keeping practices for Maryland notaries regarding tangible and electronic records. Initially, there was confusion about whether one journal could be use... ...more
Legal/Regulatory Updates
July 16, 2024•5 min read
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