Happy 4th of July!
Amidst the cookouts, watermelon, family, friends and fireworks, take the time to remember where we came from and where we are going as a country. America is still the greatest country on Earth. Despite the recession, politics, unstable world events, we still are blessed to be here. We are blessed to live here and blessed to be able to serve our members.
New Laws Share Common Theme
Illinois, Colorado and Montana each have passed laws regarding notary records effective June, July and October respectively. For many years we have taught you that the notary journal is your best friend if you are ever called to court. It is 100% proof positive that the constituent appeared before you for notary service. As was the case in a recent Illinois court case, the notary could have saved $30,000 had he properly maintained the journal and followed sound notary practices.
Our journals have been flying off the shelves. In fact, we are nearly completely out. Our next shipment is scheduled to be here on July 7. We are offering our high quality journals for 1/2 price through July 7. Stock up now and save yourself from a potential lawsuit later.
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Trivia Question
Which of the following is true?
A. Every notary in the country is required to keep accurate notary records B. If a notary does not keep written records and signs and seals a document, the notary could be called to court and be required to testify about the details of a disputed transaction. C. If the notary does not keep records if required by the state the notary could be held liable for damages in a civil court. D. Both B and C are correct. The correct answer is D. The states that do not require a journal still recommend that notaries maintain a record of all notarial events. |