Did you know?
Did you know that Louisiana Notaries are required by law to carry Errors and Omissions insurance?
Virginia and Kentucky notaries can notarize outside of their state providing the documents are to be recorded in state.
Commissioners in West Virginia can notarize in or outside of the state for documents to be recorded in the state.
In Washington DC, you can become a government notary if you work for the federal government, no matter what state you live in. You could live in Alaska and be a DC Government Notary!
Notaries in North Carolina are not permitted to charge ANY travel fee. Notaries in roughly eight other states have severe restrictions on travel fees that would make it impossible to legally make a living as a mobile notary! See details in the forum if you look up the term “travel fee”.
Notaries in Maine, South Carolina and Florida can solemnize marriages? Did you know that? I do!
North Dakota allows out of state notaries to apply for a notary commission in their state if they live in a county that borders on North Dakota!
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Your info on Louisiana is not exactly correct. A notary is required to have a bond or E&O. You have to be stupid to buy a bond since the price ic the same as E&O. I checked the LA Secretary of State today to make sure I had missed something.
Comment by Rob — October 17, 2012 @ 4:27 pm