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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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LegislationJul 01, 2007 - Idaho
ID Senate Bill 1159 - Senate Bill 1159 provides rules for a signature by mark and signature by proxy.

LegislationJul 01, 2007 - Montana
MT House Bill 140 - House Bill 140 permits electronic filing of a declaration of nomination in an election without the acknowledgment before a Notary or notarial officer.

LegislationJul 01, 2007 - New Mexico
NM Senate Bill 201 - New Mexico becomes the second state to enact the Uniform Real Property Recording Act in 2007.

LegislationJul 01, 2007 - Indiana
IN Senate Bill 445 - Defines the crime of "notario publico deception" and makes a violation a class A misdemeanor.

LegislationJul 01, 2007 - Georgia
GA House Bill 274 - House Bill 274 institutes changes in the application procedures for Georgia Notary commission applicants and establishes new criminal penalties for Notary misconduct.

LegislationJul 01, 2007 - Tennessee
TN House Bill 1385 - House Bill 1385 adds a new requirement for reporting a change of surname to the county clerk in the county of appointment.

Rule/Regulation Jul 01, 2007 - Mississippi
MS Administrative Rules (2007) - Mississippi adopts comprehensive administrative rules for Notaries Public based upon the Model Notary Act.

LegislationJul 01, 2007 - Nevada
NV Assembly Bill 100 - Assembly Bill 100 allows court reporters to administer oaths and affirmations without having to apply for a commission and declares all previously issued limited commissions invalid on July 1, 2007.

LegislationJul 01, 2007 - Nevada
NV Senate Bill 131 - Senate Bill 131 allows a county clerk to collect an additional $5 for filing a Notary bond.

LegislationJul 01, 2007 - Virginia
VA Senate Bill 745 - Senate Bill 745 toughens the qualifications for licensure as a settlement agent by ruling out felons who haven’t had their rights restored or their conviction vacated.

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