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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, 2023 - Tennessee
TN Senate Bill 1034 - Senate Bill 1034 creates a Class C misdemeanor for any person elected as a Notary who performs a notarial act before filing a bond with the county clerk.

LegislationJul 01, 2023 - Indiana
IN Senate Bill 287 - Senate Bill provides the option of having a life prolonging procedures will declaration or living will declaration signed in the presence of a Notary Public.

LegislationJul 01, 2023 - Georgia
GA House Bill 80 - House Bill 80 allows individuals located outside the United States who are filing sworn statements with a Georgia court or in an administrative or arbitral proceeding to use an unsworn declaration instead.

LegislationJul 01, 2023 - Florida
FL House Bill 485 - House Bill 485 gives an eligible veteran third priority of admittance to adult health day care if the veteran swears or affirms before a Notary that the veteran has a disability unrelated to military service and cannot afford the cost.

LegislationJul 01, 2023 - Iowa
IA House File 397 - House File amends Iowa’s remote notarization statutes and clarifies matters related to the execution of last wills and codicils during the COVID-19 public health emergency.

LegislationJul 01, 2023 - Nevada
NV Senate Bill 349 - Senate Bill 349 amends Nevada’s statutes for document preparation services, a non-legal service of providing legal documents to individuals.

LegislationJul 01, 2023 - Maine
ME Senate Paper 809 - Senate Paper 809 permits Notaries to use an official stamp on tangible (paper) notarizations and requires one for electronic records that use in-person electronic or remote notarization.

LegislationJul 01, 2023 - Vermont
VT House Bill 227 - House Bill 227 enacts the Uniform Power of Attorney Act (UPOAA), requiring a power of attorney to be acknowledged before a Notary or other officer authorized to take acknowledgments.

LegislationJul 01, 2023 - Florida
FL House Bill 1419 - House Bill 1419 amends the requirements for witnesses to certain instruments affecting the title to or an interest in real property and creates a statutory quitclaim deed form.

LegislationJun 30, 2023 - New York
NY Senate 7561 - In a major change, renewing Notaries in New York state will now file their applications for reappointment with the Secretary of State, not the county clerk.

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