Posted by Sandra Schultz on 11/27/07 1:46pm
Msg #223124

Notary Address

Can anyone help me. The law firm I work for needs to find the address of a Notary in Los Angeles County. We haven't been able to get through to the Clerk's office and need the information asap. Thanks in advance.

Reply by Terri_CA on 11/27/07 2:03pm
Msg #223125

You'll need to contact the SOS in Sacramento (http://www.sos.ca.gov/business/notary/notary_contacts.htm) to obtain that information. That's who issues the commissions and retains that information for all Notaries regardless of where their oath and bond are on file (Los Angeles).

Terri
Lancaster, CA

Reply by Sandra Schultz on 11/27/07 2:21pm
Msg #223130

Thanks Terri. I'm on hold with them now.

Reply by Sergio Cardenas on 11/27/07 2:33pm
Msg #223134

I'm a notary in los angeles.

Reply by Sandra Schultz on 11/27/07 3:34pm
Msg #223150

What I needed was the address of a Notary who had notarized a document. I had his name and commission number. The Secretary of State was able to give me the address.

Reply by MonicaFL on 11/27/07 4:30pm
Msg #223172

Sounds like something is being contested.mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Reply by Ernest__CT on 11/27/07 4:46pm
Msg #223178

Rhode Island has a simi-civilized Notary Public policy

The State of Rhode Island publishes the names and addresses of Rhode Island Notaries Public on its Web Site. (That's the civilized part.)

Unfortunately, to become a Rhode Island Notary Public one has to be a Rhode Island voter or admitted to the Rhode Island bar. That's uncivilized, IMHO. Connecticut allows anyone with a regular place of business in Connecticut or who lives in Connecticut to become a Connecticut Notary Public. That's civilized.

Reply by Terri_CA on 11/27/07 6:59pm
Msg #223225

Glad I could point you in the right direction Sandra!

Terri
Lancaster, CA