Posted by Lee/AR on 8/24/06 7:48am
Msg #140507

Another notary class just graduate?

Reading this page, it sure seems so. Please post your state, OK?

Reply by DeliveryBoy on 8/24/06 8:24am
Msg #140513

I'm in CA but have family in NC where I used to live. I have stamps for both states (which I think is ok?). I used to drive to SC to do closings before I learned it was a crime (UPL).

-John

Reply by BrendaTx on 8/24/06 8:30am
Msg #140516

Re: Another notary class just graduate? -DeliveryBoy

What Lee means is to set up your NR profile like this: DeliveryBoyCA so that people who are reading the board will know immediately whether or not to tune into your post. If you notice, Lee's handle has AR indicating Arkansas.

Reply by DeliveryBoy on 8/24/06 8:40am
Msg #140521

Brenda, I tried and it won't let me, DB from CA, n/m

Reply by BrendaTx on 8/24/06 8:46am
Msg #140522

Don't worry about it too much...when you click on the post

it says you are from CA in the message.

Reply by Regal/NC on 8/24/06 8:54am
Msg #140526

DeliveryBoy says: "I think it's OK"**** I suggest you read

each states requirements for being commissioned regarding residency or employment criteria.

Reply by DeliveryBoy on 9/6/06 11:39pm
Msg #144010

Re: DeliveryBoy says: "I think it's OK"**** I suggest you re

Understood. I'm not using my other notary stamp right now, just the CA one. If I move back I guess I should reapply, but who would know?

Reply by janCA on 8/24/06 12:12pm
Msg #140580

CA commission

If you are commissioned in CA, you cannot hold a commission in any other state, if I am reading your post correctly.

Reply by Regal/NC on 8/24/06 12:21pm
Msg #140582

To janCA Re: CA commission

You misread my post.
You can be commissioned in multiple states as long as you either meet the 'Resident" or "Work" requirement applicable to each state.