As part of its longtime support of military veterans and its dedication to helping them transition to civilian life and careers, the National Notary Association (NNA) is once again offering free state-required Notary training to honorably discharged veterans. The full day of training and activities – valued at $400 – will take place during the NNA’s 38th annual Conference on Monday, June 6 at the Hyatt Regency Orange County, 11999 Harbor Blvd. Garden Grove, CA 92840.
Fully-funded by the National Notary Foundation (NNF), the complimentary package includes:
- Admission to the NNA 2016 Conference opening general session commemorating the 72nd anniversary of D-Day featuring a panel of WWII veterans.
- The California state-required 6-hour training, covering Notary laws and how to pass the exam.
- Breakfast, lunch, dinner and self-parking at the hotel.
- Online access to two valuable eLearning courses: Notary Essentials and Notary Signing Agent Certification.
Also on June 6, veterans who want to complete the remaining steps to become a California Notary will be able to take the state exam (fee required) and purchase supply packages at discounted rates.
Seating is limited to 30, so veterans are encouraged to register early. Additional program information is available at NationalNotary.org/conference/schedule/veterans and veterans can email questions to our customer service team at Veterans@NationalNotary.org.
About the National Notary Foundation
The National Notary Foundation (NNF) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation established in 1997 by the National Notary Association (NNA). The NNF supports scholarship, education, research, personal achievement, humanitarian and philanthropic projects for less fortunate Americans and others in need around the globe. All of the NNF’s operating costs are donated by the NNA and 100 percent of NNF contributions go directly to the worthy programs it supports.
About the National Notary Association
Established in 1957, the National Notary Association (NNA) is the leading professional authority on the American Notary office and is dedicated to educating, serving and advocating for the nation’s 4.4 million Notaries. It published the Model Notary Act to help lawmakers enact effective legislation and created The Notary Public Code of Professional Responsibility — a standard for best practices and professional conduct. To learn more, visit NationalNotary.org.
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