Premium Notary Journal - Bundle Discount
This premium well-bound notary journal features a matte black hardcover with silver foil lettering and accents.
- 300 entries on 100 pages
- Includes thumb print record
- Includes instructional page for journal entry forms
- Well-bound hardcover
- 11.25" x 8.75" x 0.5"
A notary journal is typically required for notary publics, who are appointed officials responsible for witnessing and certifying the signing of important documents. Many states have laws and regulations that require notary publics to maintain a journal of all the notarizations they perform. In general, anyone who is appointed or commissioned as a notary public, whether they work in a government office or as a mobile notary, should have a notary journal.
This premium well-bound notary journal features a matte black hardcover with silver foil lettering and accents.
- 300 entries on 100 pages
- Includes thumb print record
- Includes instructional page for journal entry forms
- Well-bound hardcover
- 11.25" x 8.75" x 0.5"
A notary journal is typically required for notary publics, who are appointed officials responsible for witnessing and certifying the signing of important documents. Many states have laws and regulations that require notary publics to maintain a journal of all the notarizations they perform. In general, anyone who is appointed or commissioned as a notary public, whether they work in a government office or as a mobile notary, should have a notary journal.
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This premium well-bound notary journal features a matte black hardcover with silver foil lettering and accents.
- 300 entries on 100 pages
- Includes thumb print record
- Includes instructional page for journal entry forms
- Well-bound hardcover
- 11.25" x 8.75" x 0.5"
A notary journal is typically required for notary publics, who are appointed officials responsible for witnessing and certifying the signing of important documents. Many states have laws and regulations that require notary publics to maintain a journal of all the notarizations they perform. In general, anyone who is appointed or commissioned as a notary public, whether they work in a government office or as a mobile notary, should have a notary journal.
