Frequently Asked Questions

People often have various questions about what a Notary Public actually is and what they do.

Do you want to know how to become a Notary in New York? Do you need to become one? These, and numerous other frequently asked questions are uncommon. We’ll briefly address these questions here. The purpose of our FAQ page is to address questions that most people have about becoming a notary public. We find that most people have similar questions, so this page is based on addressing those questions we hear most often.

Over time, our FAQ page has evolved to meet the ever-changing questions that we receive. It is designed to make your initial visit to our site as informative as possible. We understand that people are often looking for additional insight before making their decision to become a New York Notary Public. You will find the FAQ layout is simple and direct.

Hopefully, you will find our answers short, and to the point. Should you not find an answer to your specific question, feel free to contact us through the contact tab on our home page. We will respond to your inquiry at the earliest possible convenience.

There are many reasons someone may wish to become a notary public. It may often depend on the job you have. For example: Perhaps you work for a bank. People often enter a bank with the intent of getting a document notarized. So, being a notary in this situation can give you an advantage because it makes you more valuable to your employer. Likewise, the same holds true if you work in Real Estate, or any business for that matter. You simply have more to offer your employer, and the public. In addition, being a notary can add to your resume and help separate you from other job candidates. Chiefly, there’s nothing like creating an advantage over your competition. Visit our home page if you would like to take our course.

 

Let’s looks at some of the most frequently
asked questions.

1. What does a Notary Public actually do?

2. What is required to become a Notary Public in New York?

3. What are the fees involved to become a Notary Public?

4. Do I need to take a test preparation course?

5. Are there any cons of becoming a Notary Public?

6. If I become a New York Notary, do I remain a Notary forever?

7. If I notarize a document, does that mean it’s legal?