PixelFun is happy to be me!!!
tonight's the night
9 months ago
Hopefully, it’s not boring…..
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How to become a notary public
It made me
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 "I Went for It!"
How I did it: I ordered the home course guide online and studied for the exam and then took the online test through the NNA to begin my process to become a nationally accredited & recognized notary public. Then I sent a completed application and the required fee to my local counselman/woman, who in return sent a letter to the State endorsing me as a notary public. A few weeks later I received a letter and official commission from the State approving my application. With my commission certificate I then had to go to my local county clerk's office to take the official oath of office and become registered within the county - all done. Lessons & tips: Please, you MUST do your research and contact your State to find out what their requirements and fees are as they vary by State! Some States are easy and others are downright hard to get approved as a notary public. And don't take the role lightly, you must follow rules and standards when performing your notary duties for the public. |
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How I did it: Contact your local bar association (as in lawyer) . Ours provided a booklet to study, once you've studied the rules and fess, make an appointment to take our test. WShen you pass the state contact you for your court date for your official swearing in...Just remember to renew every 5 years. Read how I did it…
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coming along much faster
10 months ago
than I expected!!
They’re offering a class at La Guardia College On Feb 2…
so I signed up
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Makes sooooo much sense..
10 months ago
we have so much paperwork that needs to be notarized.
Girl2BCorrupted resuming where i left off
no longer doing real estate
20 months ago
so not a priority right now
QueenChristine is surviving
Because I Can
20 months ago
Maybe it’s just weird but it occurred to me that I keep meaning to try and become a notary public. Seems like it would save time and be a handy thing when you need it. What’s sad is that the thirty dollar fee is what’s stopping me. I guess it’s just always time and money right now, time and money.
Question
2 years ago
Hi all
In my state I need to be endorsed by 2 notaries and I dont know any. Anyone else have this problem or know what I can do?
thanks for your help
Cloudberry Gleefully supporting all this year's NaNoers
meh
2 years ago
It was for my mom anyway. And it’s actually not my job to give her career advice.
Completed!
2 years ago
My notary certificate arrived in the mail today. I know its silly, but I felt proud of myself. This is the first of my goals that I’ve set that I accomplished. Now I get to mark it off and add a new goal.
Becoming a Notary is sooo easy
2 years ago
Not that I am not willing to help others do it, you just simply don’t need help. Notary law is very clear and easy to understand and you don’t need to spend $$$ on a seminar or a course. Just download a copy of your State’s Notary Public Law and study it at your own pace and leisure, then take your State’s exam and voila! Not going to make you rich because the $$$ you can charge for notarizing documents is peanuts, but it’s very convenient to have.
Cloudberry Gleefully supporting all this year's NaNoers
to be honest...
2 years ago
I don’t want to do it; I want to get my mother to do it. But I’d like to do some of the legwork/research for her, and I wanted to ask the group for some feedback, so I signed up for the goal.
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“Do we have to be a US citizen to be a public notary?”
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