Posted by VA_Notary on 7/25/05 4:29pm
Msg #54541

Commission for a state other than your resident state

Anyone any idea?? I would really appreciate help in this regard.

Reply by Lee/AR on 7/25/05 5:27pm
Msg #54555

Some do, some don't. Usually you're required to either live or 'have a job' (NSAing doesn't count). Must be a job with a defined actual constant 'location'. Best thing to do is call the SOS in the state you're interested in--and ask!

Reply by jojo_MN on 7/25/05 5:38pm
Msg #54556

I'm commissioned in WI, MN and IA. MN and WI require that you live in or in a bordering state. IA requires you live in the state or have business in the state. When I contacted the S of S in Iowa, I was told that if your business is a SA, you are doing business there, so it qualifies. The best thing to do is check with the Secretary of State in the state in which you want to do business.

Reply by VA_Notary on 7/25/05 5:57pm
Msg #54558

Thanks much for the input!