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Montana New Law (Senate Bill 306)

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Published: May 6, 2015
Montana Notary Law
Montana’s Senate Bill 306 was signed by the Governor yesterday, May 5, 2015, and will go into effect October 1, 2015. The bill changes a lot of the regulations for Montana notaries. Here is a rough outline of the major changes, but please read the bi...

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Florida: Updated Application Editing Rules

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Published: December 1, 2014
Florida Notary Law
Florida has recently issued new standards for their applications and bond forms. Previously, the State already required an original wet ink signature, but now originals of the application and the bond must be submitted—no copies of either form will b...

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Become a Florida Notary Today!

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Published: February 21, 2024
Florida Notary Law

Did you know that Florida residents are required to submit their Notary Public application to the state through a bonding agency such as Notary Public Underwriters? That’s right, if you wish to become a Florida Notary Public, you must submit the appl...

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Renewals Must be Sworn In As Well

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Published: September 26, 2014
Arkansas Notary Law
It is a common misconception that because a renewing notary in Arkansas has previously been sworn in they do not need to be sworn in again. The state requires ALL notaries to be sworn in each time they apply to become a notary public, whether they are ...

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South Carolina Notaries Receive a Raise

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Published: July 18, 2014
South Carolina Notary Law
Senate Bill 356 recently passed in the South Carolina Senate. One of the changes of the bill is increased fees for South Carolina notaries.  The new notarial fees are as follows: Acknowledgement: $5 per signing Oath or affirmation without a signatur...

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  1. Florida Notary Law Quiz
  2. Steps For Performing a Lawful Florida Notarization!
  3. Do You Know Who Is Making Your Notary Stamp?
  4. Staying Safe as a Notary Public
  5. Notaries Are Prohibited From Giving Legal Advice
  6. The Difference Between an Acknowledgment and a Proof
  7. Name Discrepancies
  8. What’s the Difference Between Oaths and Affirmations?
  9. Notaries and Employers of Notaries: Know Your Liability
  10. Attested Copy and Certified Copy: What's the Difference?
  11. New Law Update in California
  12. Notaries Receive a Raise
  13. How to Report a Notary Public in the State of Florida
  14. How to Spot a Fake FLORIDA ID
  15. The Loose Certificate Guide: What Is It and How To Use It

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