Re: South Carolina attorney or notary state?

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Re: South Carolina attorney or notary state?
Posted by Kathleen Metcalf of IN on 10/13/19 11:54am	Msg #611083

Yes, SC is an attorney only state. I live here- that's how I know. The SC SOS website has a notary handbook. It clearly states that it is illegal for notaries to handle loan docs (other than apps). This is one of the reasons I am planning to move. NC has the same kinds of laws.

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	South Carolina attorney or notary state? - obbie on 10/12/19 6:48pm
	Re: South Carolina is attorney - Lee/AR on 10/13/19 9:54am
	This is a real old list of 'requirements' from PAW, I think - Lee/AR on 10/13/19 10:01am
	Educational Link - Clem/CA on 10/13/19 11:00am
	Re: South Carolina attorney or notary state? - Kathleen Metcalf on 10/13/19 11:54am
	interactive map - Luckydog on 10/13/19 2:13pm
	Re: interactive map - Yoli/CA on 10/13/19 2:22pm
	Re: interactive map - Luckydog on 10/13/19 2:27pm
	Since when is NY an attorney only state? n/m - MW/VA on 10/13/19 8:09pm
	VT is recent, within past 30 days - Linda_TN on 10/14/19 12:49pm
	Thought is was CT that was recent ??? n/m - Lee/AR on 10/14/19 4:50pm
	Re: VT is recent, within past 30 days - VT_Syrup on 10/15/19 7:32am
	No. NC is not an attorney only state. GA is though. n/m - MW/VA on 10/13/19 8:08pm
	Took a look at that map and don't feel it's really accurate n/m - Linda_H/FL on 10/14/19 8:05am
	Not accurate from a notary standpoint. n/m - MW/VA on 10/14/19 9:28am

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