As we step into 2024, it’s not only a new year but a new chapter filled with endless possibilities and opportunities for growth. Reflecting on our journey since 2021, we are excited to share our updated goals that align with our commitment to enhancing the learning experience for our students. Join us as […]
Notary Basics and Fundamentals
Always record the fee charged for each notarial act performed. If you do not charge a fee or did not charge a fee, indicate this fact by documenting “$0” for fees or write “no fee.” The fee entered never should exceed the maximum fee provided in California Government Code section 8211. Acknowledgment or
Notaries public play a vital role in upholding the authenticity and legality of various documents. However, like any profession, notaries can make mistakes. In this blog post, we’ll delve into some common notary mistakes and provide insights on how to prevent them. From ensuring the preprinted venue on a notary certificate is correct
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Due to COVID – 19 and the governors Stay at Home order we are complying with local laws and will not have any live classes until further notice. We understand the inconvenience that this may cause so we are offering a 50% discount to all customers until then for online classes. Our customer
What is a California Notary Public?
A California notary public is a third-party witness to the signing of legal documents. A Notary helps to prevent fraud by checking signer’s identification and watching for signer’s willingness to sign the documents. Every power of attorney, grant deed, quitclaim deed, loan signing, home sale, refinance, deed of trust, living will and trust and more… requires the signature and stamp of the notary public. Not even going into additional documents. Can you imagine how many documents get notarized every day? 1000’s. And, there’s so many needs for documents notarized to where a notary can have a very lucrative notary business as soon as receiving their commission. Start by taking our course. We assist you every step of the way. And for those already a notary congratulations the hard part is done we offer notary workshops to help you get started and begin getting clients almost immediately.
To be eligible for appointment, a person must:
1). Be a California resident at the time of appointment (unless appointed to serve on a military or naval reservation);
2). Be at least 18 years of age;
3). Complete a course of study approved by the California Secretary of State;
(We have Notary Classes on our site both live and online classes available)
4). Pass a written, proctored, closed-book examination; and
5). Pass a background check.
A disqualifying crime is any felony.
If you meet the requirements above. Take Our 6-hour course on How to Become a Notary Public in California. It is available live and online.