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 Become a Notary Public in: DC, FL, GA, HI, IL, MA, MI, MO, NV, NC, OH, OR, PA, SC, UT & WASome of these states have Notary Public exams and some don't. To find out the laws of your state regarding notary exams, please contact your state's notary division. Contact information is available at state notary public divisions contact information page. We recommend that you purchase a Notary Public law primer for your state. It will help you get through your exam (if your state has one). It is also a good reference book that you should keep for all of the years of your notary commission. You need to know the laws of your state, otherwise you may appear to be unprofessional in front of clients and you might also unintentionally break the law which could result in fines, or other consequences. The bookstore has the Notary Public law primer and many other helpful books. Order online at the bookstore page of 123ePayment.com
Payment MethodsOnline | By Phone | Check | Paypal Loan signing / Law primer combo$77 + $8 s/h = $85 This is a great way to get started as a Notary Public in your state. The law primer will tell you about your state's regulations. The loan signing course although not related to the process of becoming a notary is a great way to make an excellent full or part time income after you become a notary. Loan signing is easy to learn and loan signers are used in all 50 states. Please visit the loan signing page on 123notary.com/loansign.htm for a very detailed course description of the course and the workbook. Please contact your state's notary division to find out your state's requirements for becoming a notary. Each state is different. See state notary public divisions contact information. Payment MethodsOnline | By Phone | Check | Paypal | Fax
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