Posted by veana on 8/17/09 1:55pm
Msg #300376

notary in 2 states

I live in Illinois how can I become a notary in Indiana. I'm on the border of Indiana. I've been calls for signings, but I turned them dowm because I'm commission in Indiana.

Reply by LKT/CA on 8/17/09 2:00pm
Msg #300378

http://www.in.gov/sos/business/notary/qualifications.html

Reply by Lee/AR on 8/17/09 2:24pm
Msg #300387

Pretty sure Indiana requires a TPL to do loan signings. n/m

Reply by wisconsin on 8/17/09 6:15pm
Msg #300436

Re: Pretty sure Indiana requires a TPL to do loan signings.

To become a Notary in Indiana, an individual must: Be at least eighteen (18) years of age and a legal resident of the State of Indiana. Additionally, the applicant must file the notary application, along with a $5 application fee and proof of a notarial bond, with the Secretary of State's office. For further questions, contact Sandy Gerster, Notary Clerk, at (317) 232-6542

That came from the Indiana SOS website.
So you must be a legal resident of Indiana.

Reply by wisconsin on 8/17/09 6:24pm
Msg #300439

And yes it is a TPL state. n/m

Reply by bfd110_IN on 8/17/09 9:47pm
Msg #300480

Unless your the 2 notaries

That live in Henderson KY that hold a commission in indiana (which is illegal) and the state of Indiana doesnt do anything about it. Then you can get a non resident TPL. You are not supposed to be able to close the loans but you can prepare the settlement statment if you work for a title company.