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  8. Chapter 1 - Notaries Public


Chapter 1 - Notaries Public


  • Section 26-1-5. Definitions.
  • Section 26-1-10. Appointment and term.
  • Section 26-1-15. Qualifications for notarial commission.
  • Section 26-1-20. Endorsement of application.
  • Section 26-1-25. Additional methods of endorsement of applications.
  • Section 26-1-30. Fee for issuance or renewal of commission.
  • Section 26-1-40. Oath.
  • Section 26-1-50. Enrollment of commission.
  • Section 26-1-60. Seal of office; notary shall indicate date of expiration of commission.
  • Section 26-1-70. [Reserved].
  • Section 26-1-80. Jurisdiction.
  • Section 26-1-90. Powers of notary public.
  • Section 26-1-95. Repealed by 2014 Act No. 185, Section 1, eff June 2, 2014.
  • Section 26-1-100. Fees for notary acts.
  • Section 26-1-110. Notarizing a paper record.
  • Section 26-1-120. Notarial certificate.
  • Section 26-1-130. Changes in Notary's status.
  • Section 26-1-140. Resignation of commission.
  • Section 26-1-150. Death of notary.
  • Section 26-1-160. Unlawful acts; forfeiture of commission; penalties.
  • Section 26-1-170. Criminal jurisdiction.
  • Section 26-1-180. Attorney at law; exercise of powers as notary.
  • Section 26-1-190. Notary as stockholder, director, officer or employee of corporation; exercise of powers.
  • Section 26-1-200. Notarized document sent to another state or nation.
  • Section 26-1-210. Certificate of authority.
  • Section 26-1-220. Fee for issuing certificate of authority or Apostille.
  • Section 26-1-230. Issuance of certificate of authority or Apostille.
  • Section 26-1-240. Act not to contradict requirements of Section 62-2-503.
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