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your source for notary education, notary stamp and notary seal packages, notary journals, and all other notary public supplies. learn how to become a notary. take an online notary training course or a live notary education class. serving notaries public throughout the united states since 1965.

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The Pennsylvania Department of State Office of Notaries, Commission and Legislation has adopted several new regulations which fully implement the Revised Uniform Law on Notarial Acts (RULONA), effective March 28, 2026. A summary of the new regulations is outlined below. The full text of the regulations will be available once they are published in the Pennsylvania Bulletin.   Ø  Notary Bond ·         Bond amount increases from $10,000 to $25,000. ·         A notary public who holds a current commission as of March 28, 2026, may continue to use their current bond until the expiration of their active commission. ·         All notaries newly appointed or reappointed on or after March 28, 2026, must obtain a $25,000 bond. Ø  Notary Stamp ·         The seven-digit commission identification number assigned by the Department of State to each notary is now required on the official stamp of the notary. ·         A notary public who holds a current commission on March 28, 2026, may continue to use his or her stamp until the expiration of the current commission. ·         All notaries appointed or newly appointed on or after March 28, 2026, must meet the new requirement. Ø  Notary Journal ·         The regulations clarify that the journal may not contain any personally identifiable information about any individual appearing before the notary public. ·         This includes any part of a Social Security number, full driver’s license number or government-issued nondriver identification card number, date and place of birth, mother’s maiden name or biometric records. Ø  Inspection and Copies of Notary Journal ·         Further implementation of the RULONA requirement that a notary public must permit inspection of the journal to any person making a request to do so. ·         The request may be oral or in writing, including requests for certified copies. ·         Inspection must occur in the presence of the notary. ·         Copies must be provided within 15 days of receipt of th