Tennessee New Law Update

HB 2387 repeals the statute relating to the fees Notaries may charge and replaces it with a provision that says a Notary may charge a “reasonable fee” for Notary services. Under current law, the fees Notaries may charge are very low and outdated. More…
HB 2387 also creates a journal requirement. It adds the following provision to the fee statute: “The notaries public shall keep a record in a well-bound book of each of the notaries public’s acts, attestations, protestations, and other instruments of publication.” More…

To ensure that you’re prepared when the new law takes effect, view our brief video detailing How to Complete a Tennessee Journal Entry.

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