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Mobile Notary Public - Using the Notary Public Journal

By Gail Leino

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Published: 21Feb2012
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The first few times of practicing as a notary might seem awkward because of the use of a notary public journal. After a while, however, the notary soon realizes that it is an important part of doing business. The journal provides important information for future referencing as well as verification. If something goes wrong with a transaction or it needs to be reviewed, a notary is expected to be able to provide the notary public journal in order to outline and clarify the transaction. Keeping an orderly journal is an important aspect of the job.

Choosing a notary public journal is a matter of preference. It does not have to be fancy but it does have to contain the appropriate list items that need to be recorded and verified. There are many places where a Notary Public can purchase a journal to use.

When the right journal is found, it is important to log into it appropriately. The items that should be included in the Notary Public journal include: Date, time and type of act, notation of every instrument sworn to, signatures of each person being notarized by the Notary Public and a statement of oath. Other information that will need to be included in the journal are how much the notary charged for the service and a right handed thumbprint of the signer if applicable.

When a Notary Public journal is not being used, it needs to be kept under lock and key. Moreover, it should be in a room that is overseen by the notary. The journal should never be in any other person's hands expect the notary and they should have full control on its whereabouts. If the journal is lost or stolen, the Notary Public is expected to notify the secretary of state by registered or certified mail and include all information about the journal such as periods of entry, notary commission number and the commission expiration date. If the journal was reported to the police, a copy of the police report should be included as well.

A Notary Public is a representation of the secretary of state and performs notary duties on a regular or semi-regular basis. Using the notary journal keeps all documentation in line and when followed properly, is executed with all anti-fraud items intact.

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