Posted by Julie Aragon on 10/23/11 12:52pm
Msg #401346

New Notary

Can you answer... on the docs it ask for my registration # I'm thinking that's the same as my commission # is that correct?
Thanks

Reply by Notarysigner on 10/23/11 12:55pm
Msg #401347

Julie, what's the name of the document?

Reply by Sylvia_FL on 10/23/11 2:23pm
Msg #401353

I just talked to Julie, and it is asking for a notary registration number.
By her signature where it asks for the commission expiration date it is also asking for her registration number.

I have never come across that before.

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 10/23/11 2:32pm
Msg #401355

I've had mortgages that had a line for "serial"

number under the notary signature - I assume they mean my commission number - sometimes I fill it in, sometimes I don't... I also don't call hiring party and ask either

JMO

Reply by John Tennant on 10/23/11 3:14pm
Msg #401358

Re: Registration Number

There is no reference to "registration number" in any of the last California notary Handbooks, therefore, I would put in my commission number.

Reply by dutchcloser on 10/24/11 9:05am
Msg #401429

I also came across that on a service link docs on the DOT...it was an out of state loan. I assumed they are asking for your commission number.

Reply by HisHughness on 10/23/11 1:39pm
Msg #401351

***on the docs it ask for my registration # I'm thinking that's the same as my commission # is that correct?***

You asked that question in an earlier thread. My answer is the same:

Your unique Registration Number is the equivalent of a Vehicle Identiication Number, or VIN, and was issued to you at birth. You will find it on a small slender plate on your left shoulder blade. It is also stamped on your transmission, but you will have to find that one by yourself.

Reply by topflyt on 10/23/11 8:56pm
Msg #401378

But what happens if you had to replace your transmission? Guess you had better get another number or get back in line.

Reply by desktopfull on 10/23/11 1:40pm
Msg #401352

Try orange search key, there's a wealth of info available.

Or you might consider taking a course that fully explains the docs and how to perform the services you are offering.

Reply by Eve on 10/24/11 7:44am
Msg #401420

I fill in my commission no. when asked for a registration no. They are one and the same.
It's a valid question though.

Why the nasty tone of some of these responses?