Real ID Information
PA State Rep. Matt Dowling
September 16 at 12:28 PM ·
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) is resuming issuing REAL IDs at reopened driver license centers throughout the state.
The federal Department of Homeland Security postponed the enforcement date for REAL ID, which is optional in PA, from Oct. 1, 2020 to Oct. 1, 2021 in response to COVID-19.
Information about REAL ID fees and purchasing options ➡️
http://ow.ly/xZ1d50BsHfP
Thank you for all the response on our job posting.
We have hired 2 probationary employees and will keep all the applications we have received on file for future needs.
UNIONTOWN TITLE & TAG
Notary Public
Our office will be closed Monday September 7th in observation of Labor Day.
Have a safe and happy holiday!
Uniontown Title and Tag will be close on Monday September 7th in observation of the Labor Day Holiday.
We will reopen on Tuesday September 8th at 10am.
Have a safe and happy holiday!
In order to keep this virus at a minimum Uniontown Title and Tag will be following this mask mandate::
According to Dr. Rachel Levine, the Pennsylvania Department of Health will be implementing several changes and they have no plans to go back to the red, yellow, green phase system. The new order strengthens the initial mask order issued in April. Here are the changes:
MASKS:
Masks are required to be worn indoors and outdoors when away from home
When outdoors, a mask must be worn if you are not able to stay at least 6-feet away from someone not in your household the entire time you are outdoors
When indoors, masks will now be required even if you are physically distant from members not in your household. This means you will need to wear a mask inside if with people other than members of your household.
The order applies to every indoor facility, including homes, retail establishments, schools, gyms, doctors' offices, public transportation and anywhere food is prepared, packaged or served.
COLLEGES/UNIVERSITIES
The departments of Health and Education have issued recommendations for colleges and universities to implement a testing plan for when students return to campus following the holidays. This includes routine testing and reporting protocols and posting data online about positive cases and positivity rates.
Colleges and universities should have adequate capacity for isolation and quarantine and should be prepared to enforce violations of policies such as mask wearing and physical distancing.
Every college and university should test all students at the beginning of each term, when returning to campus after a break, and have regular screening/testing throughout the semester.
HOSPITALS
Sec. of Health Dr. Rachel Levine has issued an advisory to acute care hospitals outlining expectations to care for Pennsylvanians who need care during the pandemic. Hospitals should also be working to move up elective procedures necessary to protect a person’s health and prepare to suspend them if our health care system becomes strained.
OUT-OF-STATE TESTING
The Secretary of Health issued an order requiring anyone who visits from another state to have a negative COVID-19 test within 72 hours prior to entering the commonwealth.
If someone cannot get a test or chooses not to, they must quarantine for 14 days upon arrival in Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvanians visiting other states are required to have a negative COVID-19 test within 72 hours prior to their return to the commonwealth or to quarantine for 14 days upon return to Pennsylvania.
This does NOT apply to people who commute to and from another state for work or medical treatment.
This order takes effect on Friday, November 20.
Pennsylvania Association of Notaries
October 29 at 4:48 PM ·
On Oct. 29, Gov. Tom Wolf signed House Bill 2370 into law, amending the Revised Uniform Law on Notarial Acts (RULONA) to make remote online notarization (RON) permanent in Pennsylvania.
Act 97 of 2020 is effective immediately.
On Oct. 29, Gov. Tom Wolf signed House Bill 2370 into law, amending the Revised Uniform Law on Notarial Acts (RULONA) to make remote online notarization (RON) permanent in Pennsylvania.
Act 97 of 2020 is effective immediately.
Our office hours for the New Years holiday are as follows:
Thursday December 31—10-5pm
Friday January 1, 2021–Closed
Saturday January 2, 2021–10-1pm
January 4th 2021 and days following until notified otherwise we will be operating Monday-Friday 10-6pm and Saturdays 10-5pm.
All Pennsylvania Department of Transportation driver license and photo centers will be closed Friday, Jan. 1, 2021, in observance of the New Year’s Day holiday.
Additionally, the Riverfront Office Center in Harrisburg, which is only open for motor vehicle transactions, will close at 12:30 PM on Thursday, Dec. 31. Driver license and photo center locations will close at 12:15 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 31.
