How do I become a Notary Public?

It seems like not one day goes by without someone asking the question "How can I become a Notary Public in my area?"  I know other notaries that said they get this same question asked.  For awhile, I would just direct them to the Secretary of State Office in their area.  Now, however, I think there is an easier solution for people who want to become a Notary Public.

Here is a short video that explains:

http://youtu.be/C5tw2Tmw-UE

Being a Notary Public in my area has been very fulfilling.  Whether you want to be a Notary Public in Indiana, California, Florida, New York, Oregon, etc., this video can help you get started.

http://youtu.be/C5tw2Tmw-UE

I hope this helps to get you on your way to becoming a Notary Public in your area. 

After all.....we are all in this together.

Daniel C. Lewis, Managing Partner
Lewis Notary Services Inc.
http://www.lewisnotary.com/
317 403 1282 ofc
317 815 4869 fax

Indiana does not require Notary Signing Agents to use a Journal of Notarial Acts.  Most notaries in our state don't use a Notary Journal.  As a business professional, I think that not using a Notary Journal is a big mistake. 

This video outlines reasons why you should use a Notary Journal:

http://youtu.be/yuRx0-rtPT4

Several years ago I received a Summons for Notarial Acts I conducted two years prior.  Between the actual time of the Notarial Acts and the Summons I conducted hundreds of other Notarial Acts.  I was very fortunate to have my Journal of Notarial Acts with me the day of the hearing.

For more information on how a Journal of Notarial Acts can help you as a business professional go to:

http://youtu.be/yuRx0-rtPT4

After all......we are all in this together.

Daniel C. Lewis, Managing Partner
Lewis Notary Services Inc.
http://www.lewisnotary.com/
317 403 1282 ofc
317 815 4869 fax

Considering becoming a Notary Public?

Are you a Notary and want to make more money?

Ever have questions about notarizing a certain document?

Questions about what type of ID is acceptable?

What are the laws on how a Notary Public can advertise his/her services?

As a Notary Public, can I be held personally liable for transactions I notarize?

I work for a corporation as a Notary Employee. Can I be held financially responsible for documents I notarize on the job?

These are just a few questions that we have received over the years from people just like you.

This is why Lewis Notary Services Inc. is now offering a Notary Public Class for

A) people who want to become a Notary Public,

B) have recently become a Notary Public or

C) have been a Notary Public for years and want to sharpen their skill set.

The class is called "Notary Basics" and for your convenience classes will be held on

Saturday, June 2, 2012 at 9:30am - 11:00am and on
Saturday, July 7, 2012 at 9:30am - 11:00am - a

Lake City Bank
100 West 96th Street (Corner of 96th and Meridian Street)
Indianapolis, IN 46260

The cost of the class is only $29.00 dollars and will cover topics like

1. How to do I become a Notary Public?
2. What are the Guidelines for Notary Publics in Indiana?
3. How do I renew my commision?
4. What are the Best Practices for Notary Publics?
5. What are the criteria for Notary Publics to conduct Real Estate Closings?
and much more.......

As a Notary Public, you are open to unlimited liability. "Notary Basics" is designed to increase your knowledge while lowering your liability during transactions.

If you are currently doing or considering doing Notary Public work on a regular basis, I would highly recommend this class.
By Daniel C. Lewis, National Notary Association 2010 Notary of the Year

This class in most cases is tax deductable. Seating is limited. Pre-registration is required. Register below today.

Notary Basics

Considering becoming a Notary Public?

Ever have questions about notarizing a certain document?

Questions about what type of ID is acceptable?

What are the laws on how a Notary Public can advertise his/her services?

As a Notary Public, can I be held personally liable for transactions I notarize?

I work for a corporation as a Notary Employee.  Can I be held financially responsible for documents I notarize on the job?

These are just a few questions that we have received over the years from people just like you. 

This is why Lewis Notary Services Inc. is now offering a Notary Public Class for

A) people who want to become a Notary Public, 

B)  have recently become a Notary Public or

C)  have been a Notary Public for years and want to sharpen their skill set. 

The class is called "Notary Basics" and will be held Saturday, May 5, 2012 at 9:30am - 11:00am at:

Lake City Bank
100 West 96th Street (Corner of 96th and Meridian Street)
Indianapolis, IN 46260

The cost of the class is only $29.00 dollars and will cover topics like

1.  How to do I become a Notary Public?
2.  What are the Guidelines for Notary Publics in Indiana?
3.  How do I renew my commision?
4.  What are the Best Practices for Notary Publics?
5.  What are the criteria for Notary Publics to conduct Real Estate Closings?
  and much more.......

As a Notary Public, you are open to unlimited liability.  "Notary Basics" is designed to increase your knowledge while lowering your liability during transactions.

If you are currently doing or considering doing Notary Public work on a regular basis, I would highly recommend this class. 
 By Daniel C. Lewis, National Notary Association 2010 Notary of the Year


This class in most cases is tax deductable.  Seating is limited.  Pre-registration is required.  Register below today.

eNotarizations

How is this technology working for you? Have anyone seen a bump in there bottom line that uses this and if so can you give some tips on how to get the most from this technology?

Daniel C. Lewis, Managing Partner
Lewis Notary Service Inc.
www.lewisnotary.com

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This is the latest additional to the notary business. Do you think it will be will really be as lucrative as they say?

Daniel C. Lewis, Managing Partner
Lewis Notary Service Inc.
http://www.lewisnotary.com

Printers

What is the best printer for our business? I have an idea but I would like to know what you think.

Daniel C. Lewis, Managing Partner
Lewis Notary Service Inc.
http://www.lewisnotary.com