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New Notary Laws

Use this database to find updated Notary laws and regulations in your state or jurisdiction.

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LegislationNov 01, 2007 - Oklahoma
OK Senate Bill 42 - Senate Bill 42 permits electronic documents, signatures and notarizations for documents filed with the Oklahoma Office of Administrative Hearings.

LegislationOct 01, 2007 - Nevada
NV Assembly Bill 533 - Nevada becomes the latest state to mandate education for Notaries.

LegislationOct 01, 2007 - Nevada
NV Senate Bill 88 - Senate Bill 88 enacts the Uniform Real Property Electronic Recording Act (URPERA).

LegislationSep 20, 2007 - Maine
ME Senate Paper 653 - Senate Paper 653 lists the qualifications for Notaries Public plainly in statute and prescribes rules around the commissioning process.

LegislationSep 01, 2007 - Nebraska
NE Legislative Bill 382 - Legislative Bill 382 makes needed refinements to the elements appearing in a Notary’s official seal that should make the seal less prone to negligent use and fraud.

LegislationAug 30, 2007 - North Carolina
NC Senate Bill 613 - Senate Bill 613 validates acknowledgments performed on behalf of a government agency by a Notary Public when the Notary has not properly qualified for the official commission or when the Notary performs the acknowledgment after expiration of the Notary’s commission.

LegislationAug 27, 2007 - Illinois
IL Senate Bill 319 - Senate Bill 319 the Uniform Real Property Electronic Recording Act (URPERA).

LegislationAug 01, 2007 - North Dakota
ND Senate Bill 2196 - Senate Bill 2196 institutes tougher performance standards for Notaries.

LegislationAug 01, 2007 - Minnesota
MN House File 548 - House File 548 makes minor changes to Minnesota’s Uniform Law on Notarial Acts.

LegislationJul 30, 2007 - Arizona
AZ Senate Bill 1639 - Arizona has amended its statute with a provision clarifying that an applicant for a Notary commission must permanently and legally reside in Arizona if he or she is not a citizen of the United States.

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