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For many new notaries, receiving a notary commission is a joyous occasion. Be aware that although you may want to celebrate by sharing a photograph of your notary certificate or stamp impression online, you should refrain from it in order to minimize your risk of a scammer impersonating you!

 

Read more: Protect Your Commission Certificate and Stamp Image!

The official notary seal is the symbol of office that is universally expected on notarized documents. Notary seals can vary in size, dimension, and the information they contain. Certain states require their notaries to include their commission expiration date, along with their official notary seal, in the notarial certificate. A commission expiration date stamp is a useful way to add information, but a commission expiration date stamp is not an alternative to a notary’s official seal.

Read more: Don’t Confuse Your Official Stamp With A Commission Expiration Date Stamp!

Wondering if you can notarize a document that is already signed? Find out in this blog article!

Read more: Can I Notarize a Document That Is Already Signed?

Read more: Authentication of A Florida Notary’s Authority

This is one of the most common questions asked by newly commissioned Notaries Public! The uncertainty occurs when a Notary is presented with a document that clearly originated in another state, or appears to concern matters based primarily in another state.

Read more: Can I Notarize Documents From Other States?

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