Posted by jonpa on 10/22/09 8:29pm
Msg #308318

I need help

My NSA is comming due to renew. I got my present through NNA. I was wondering if there is a better company to deal with.
Thanks.

Reply by Michele WEINTRAUB-FLEITES on 10/22/09 8:52pm
Msg #308323

The NNA is the best way to go professional as well as best cost.

Reply by MW/VA on 10/22/09 9:16pm
Msg #308330

Why would you think so?

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 10/22/09 9:37pm
Msg #308339

Disagree with Michele 100%

The NNA is not the end-all be-all of the notary world - a little research and you can get it all on your own or through other organizations - here, American Society of Notaries, PAN - just to name a few...

If I had to go through the NNA for my renewal I'd hang up my hat.

Reply by Charles_Ca on 10/22/09 10:27pm
Msg #308347

ROTFLMAO Michelle you've just got to be kidding...Troll! n/m

Reply by Maureen_nh on 10/22/09 11:22pm
Msg #308367

You are going to find few advocates of the NNA here. You are not very clear about what you wish to accomplish. Expand on this a bit for more answers.

Reply by Jim/AL on 10/22/09 9:02pm
Msg #308326

Jon please do a search here for NNA before you buy. n/m

Reply by Jim/AL on 10/22/09 9:07pm
Msg #308327

Re: Jon please do a search here for NNA before you buy.

sorry, pulled the trigger early.
If you are talking about your notary bond and/or E&O then I would recommend a purchase from this site.
If you feel compelled to go with NNA for anything, search here first.
You should check out ASN if you are looking for NSA or notary law and advice, I would not trust NNA for anything except you can trust that they want your $$$$$$$$$.

Just my .02

Reply by Doris_CO on 10/22/09 9:16pm
Msg #308329

Are you referring to your Notary Public commission? If so, you should check with your state. If you're referring to insurance or something else, use the search button on this site and you should find lots of information. I get my E&O insurance from here as well as all my supplies.

Reply by Roger_OH on 10/22/09 9:35pm
Msg #308337

Jon, in your state the Pennsylvania Association of Notaries is your best resource for all things notary. Contact them with your question.

Reply by Charles_Ca on 10/22/09 10:29pm
Msg #308348

Jon, check the course available on here, reasonable! n/m

Reply by JanetK_CA on 10/23/09 2:37am
Msg #308374

Or are you talking about certification?

If that's the case, I wouldn't worry about it unless you are getting lots of business from them, but most of it is probably low paying. They hype it up, but as others have said, it's just another way to get more $$$ out of you. You'll get an earful if you do a search. One caveat is that there are apparently a few companies that the NNA has convinced to use only NSAs who have all their memberships, their certification and their background check. It keeps the cash flow going for them, but doesn't do much for you unless you want to work for those companies. jmho