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Notary Law
In Ohio, there are four types of notaries:
- Attorney "traditional" Notaries
- Non-Attorney "traditional" Notaries
- Attorney E-Notaries
- Non-Attorney E-notaries.
This guide provides information about notary law in Ohio.
Websites
- Ohio Notary Services, LLC: Become an Ohio NotaryOhio Notary Services, LLC is a partnership between the Ohio State Bar Association and the Akron, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Dayton and Toledo metropolitan bar associations. It handles training and testing for notaries in Ohio.
- Ohio Revised Code Chapter 147: NOTARIES PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONERSThis is the law that governs Ohio notaries.
- National Notary Center Knowledge CenterThis is a source for articles about serving as a notary.
- Ohio Legal Blank (store)Ohio Legal Blank sells notary supplies, and they understand the different needs of attorney notaries and non-attorney notaries.
- National Notary Association (store)NNA has a nice selection of journals, certificates, and books. Their stamps and embossers are good for non-attorney notaries, but they will not put "My Commission Does Not Expire" on a seal for an attorney.