Definition of a Notary Public!

What is a Notary Public?

A notary public is a trustworthy, responsible and dignified member of our society. Appointed by the office of the Secretary of State (the State government) as third-party, impartial witness. As a third-party, impartial witness, he or she is authorized to take acknowledgement, administer oath and perform other notarial acts as authorized by state law.

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Attention California Attorneys: Coming up short on MCLE credits? Be sure to attend our California: Notary Public Seminar 101, and receive 5.0 Unit Credit Hours. American Notary Group's participatory seminar activity is approved by the State Bar of California. An Attorney-applicant attending this seminar (in addition to the State approved six hours) shall earn a total of 5.0 MCLE credit hours upon class completion.