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Terms and Conditions | Privacy Policy
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As a notary public in the State of Alabama, you have UNLIMITED financial liability on EVERY document you notarize. If you are a notary for your employer, your employer could also be held liable for your mistakes. All too often people take the office of Notary Public lightly, which is a huge mistake. Even though your state does not require education, it could keep you out of trouble. The Alabama Online Notary Course is the fastest and easiest way for you to learn what to do and what not to do and how to protect yourself as a notary. Whether you are a new or current notary public in Alabama, you should spend some time learning the laws. The cost of this course is much less expensive than just 1 hour consulting an attorney.
The Alabama Online Notary Course includes:
- 2+ Hours of Streaming Video
- 3 Months of Unlimited Access
- Asset Protection Information
- Alabama Training Manual (PDF)
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 In addition to notary training, we also offer AL Notary Supplies. Whether you need a new journal or stamp, or a new notary package, we have what you are looking for.
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- Complete the Online Alabama Notary Training Course
- Contact the probate judge in the county of your residence. You can locate your judge from the website
www.sos.state.al.us/AdminServices/NotaryPublic.aspx
- After you furnish the appropriate information to the judge and pay the fee of $1.00 and you will be appointed as a notary.
- After you are appointed, send a COPY of your commission to Notary.net and order you stamp and seal. (Request a journal if you have not already purchased one)
- You must file a bond of $10,000.00, payable to the State of Alabama, and have it recorded in the judge’s office before you begin you duties as a notary.
- In case of death, resignation, removal or expiration of your commission, the journal must be delivered to the judge within 30 days. (Failing to do so is a $100.00 fine)
Congratulations!
You are on your way to being a well-trained professional notary who will serve the State of Alabama with distinction.
Contact your local Alabama county probate judge.
The Alabama Secretary of State's office does not have Notary application materials.
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