Stephen...go BACK and read...
every post with the word "calculate" in it.
Study your notary rules as well as the notary rules from two other states without the letter "k " in it.
Only then can you understand that you must take the square root of the notary's weight and multiply it by 8.8% of the amount allowed to charge for mileage in the notary's state. ( That's A. ) Next you must find a common factor of the age of all the signers. If there is none, use 3.2677.
That's B.
(You remember now, don't you!)
A sq + B sq = C sq (Sq = "square" as in to the second power, of course)
# of signings = C x 2.8 !!!!!
Unless you are in South Dakota...and as you know...there's a totally different way to do it there.
It's a dicey thing to count one's number of signings. Read your notary rules before you rip something right off the top of your head.
27?
I think not.
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