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Training Requirements And Responsibilities Of Notary Publics

It is great to make the decision to change careers or to add to your existing career. However, notary work can be difficult to get into. The process of becoming a notary public in a particular location may be different from another.

A notary public, in general, is someone who has been designated by state officials to witness and administer oaths. Notaries are skilled in notarizing legal documents, such as marriage ceremonies, and other matters that require notarization. You may also need to consider other aspects of the job How to Become A Notary In NY Online.

Although the types of documents a notary can witness may vary from one state to another, they will generally include any documents that need to be legally witnessed in order to ensure their execution. The notary serves as impartial witness in order to identify and deter imposters. The notary also ensures that all parties are aware of the terms and have signed an agreement Notary Practice Exam NYS.

To be legally binding, many documents need a notary's stamp. The notary is an asset to any community, bank, or other business. Many notaries open their own offices and charge reasonable rates for their services.

However, notaries are not attorneys. Notaries are not authorized to provide legal advice or prepare documents. If they are lawyers, it is usually forbidden for notaries to prepare documents.

The decision to become notary public and the actual process of earning the seal are two different things. To be successful in their work, most states require notaries to complete specialized training. Solid training is essential for notaries who have many roles, from being impartial witnesses in legal proceedings to performing wedding ceremonies.

After a person has completed training, most states require that the notary be "appointed". This is done by filling out an appointment form and providing proof of bonding. The appointment is provided by the state, while the rest are handled by specialized companies. If all paperwork is correct, applications are quickly reviewed and approved by the state.

If you are interested in a proper training program for notary work, check your state's requirements. You can find training at schools, online or in courses. You should verify that the state you are applying for training is accepting your course work.

Although not difficult, the work of a notary can be challenging. However, it is important to communicate with people from different situations. A notary is invaluable for any company, community or individual who wants to start a business. It can be rewarding, and it is always appreciated.

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A Comprehensive Guide to Prepare for the New York State Notary Exam

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Faeriekit's big fat library post: what is a public library for?

Things almost any public library will do:

Let you borrow books. (Specialty libraries and archives may not permit you to borrow delicate materials. You may be able to look at them nevertheless, but you dont know until you ask.)

Allow you to put items on hold! (Want us to pull a book or hold it for you? We'll set it aside under your name as soon as it's available!)

Allow you to join in for programming (may be as simple as kids storytimes, or as complicated as academic lectures. It's usually cooking classes and knitting sessions though when the budget gets short. We love outside presenters though, especially locals.)

Inter-library loans (don't have a rare book? We'll try to get it from another library!)

Things your library will PROBABLY let you do:

Let you borrow other forms of physical media, such as DVDs, Video Games, audiobooks, CDs, etc. (This may cost you extra depending on library policy.)

Let you borrow magazines! (It's not like you're paying for a subscription, unless you're me and you like mail. Let us get them for you.)

Print/fax/scan (depends on the tech available in your library; for instance, it costs your library money to maintain a fax-specific phone line, so they may not do fax. Again, price may vary.)

Access online databases! (Ah, Ebsco. We meet again.) (But sometimes there's some cool stuff. Genealogy databases, kids' encyclopedias, all kinds of cool stuff)

Borrow ebooks and eaudiobooks! And maybe even emagazines! (Despite what people say, Libby is NOT the only service that allows your library to share ebooks with your device. There's like five I can think of off the top of my head, and your library has to pay to play. Ask which service your library offers directly so you can get the good stuff)

Put up/look at flyers. (Good for sharing public information! I just used one of our advertised services to apply for low income housing. Love library wages...woo...)

Let you volunteer! Need something to add to your resume? Need wo build up some real world work skills in a low pressure environment?Spend some time with us!

Let you use public computers! Check your email or watch yt vids or apply for jobs. Up to you.

Play with board games or puzzles as long as you're there. They may even have a swap for people to trade!

Things your library MAY have to offer you:

Makerspace (cool tech that lives at the library you can use/pay to use, such as tools, 3d printers, etc.)

Borrowing cooler tech to take home (WiFi hotspots, single-use tablets, and other cool tech)

English courses! Learn with peers!

Borrowing actual tools! (I had one library card that let me borrow hiking stuff like tents and navigational tools and sewing machines and other cool stuff and they will not renew my card because policy changed and no I'm not crying—)

Museum passes (hey! Sometimes you can get into a museum for free or for cheap!)

Book requests (hey. If you tell the library to buy a book, we may just straight up buy it! Why not? It's a guaranteed circ!)

Social worker/social work help (depends on if your library can cut a deal with an organization that has social workers)

Paperwork help for seniors (I don't know how this works because our town handles this one.)

Notary public services! (This one's just straight up like. My boss.)

Tutoring services! (We have kid volunteers AND a paid online service subscription to a tutoring site. Not bad.)

Certain streaming options! (Movies and television right as your fingertips! Or. Well. You know.)

Home delivery for housebound folks! (This one again depends on staffing, resources, money, etc etc.)

Book purchase! (No, really. Sometimes there's old books for sale, or donor books for sale, to help keep libraries running.)

And, of course, sometimes your local librarians are geniuses and come up with things I haven't even thought of. The moral of the story is, libraries do a lot of things, but the majority of them, as you can probably tell, depend on size, budget, physical resources, and local support. If you are interested in any of these services, please reach out to your local library; even if they don't offer these services specifically, making your interest known tells the library what sort of things people are looking for in the community, and may even affect financial decisions down the road. The thing I would like to emphasize the most, however, is that you are likely already paying for these services in the form of tax dollars; if you do not physically go and find out what services you are entitled to, you will never be able to take advantage of them.

Call your local library today to find out the specifics!

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Notary Public - Answering Your Questions

Although the Notary Public is an important public servant, it is often overlooked or misunderstood. In your daily life, you will receive or submit papers that have been processed by a notary public. There are many rules and procedures in the notary public world. As with all complex things in the world, there will always be questions. Although there is a lot of information available on the internet and within the community about notary public procedures, there is not much consistency. Many places may only cover one or two states, but not all. You will find very little, if any, additional information for the places that have only one type of procedure for all states Notary Classes Near Me. We will continue to explore the mysteries of the notary public's job. Today we will address a common question that notaries public have: can a Notary Public notarize either a fax or copy?

Answer to this burning question: Yes, a photocopy and fax can be notarized. To notarize a copy, there are some things you need to do. The signature must be original. You can send a fax or a paper copy, but the signature must be original. You should also find out whether your local public recorders will accept a copy or a fax. If a person requests something to be notarized, not all will accept a copy. Many want the original documents How to Become A Notary Public NY.

You should also consider the paper on which the copy was printed. Many places use microfilm to store their documents. A copy made on glossy paper will not translate well onto this media. To avoid any problems, it is best to print your copies on regular bond paper.

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TO DO

Every year I come back from Mystic South fired up, so I guess here’s the plan. Pinning it so that it looks at me reproachfully whenever I’m doomscrolling instead of doing anything productive, useful or beautiful.

email re: weaving community spellwork (follow-up)

email re: coyote bone runes (follow-up)

email re: sin-eating?

email re: death prayer

FINISH order of the good death volunteer form

FINISH local hospice volunteer form

email INELDA re: clinical requirements

FIND soul retrieval notes

death priestxing class schedule?

email re: magical medical clinical workers forum space?

check local spiritualist church re: mediumship?

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greek alphabet oracle? (and do we have a broken pot?)

bone set + shells + trinkets for casting

order Five Wishes materials (online)

collecting “energy tasting” kit

4-5 table kits in bags for regional goup admin

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community spellwork re: ritual group

community spellwork re: regional group

black mirror scrying work (re: mediumship workshop)

silver water cleansing with coven

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order of the good death presentation materials (does this include DIGITAL LEGACY material, and how much does it need to be supplemented re: pagan and poly- resources for local community purposes?)

disposition of body

burial or cremation, green burial, private land

clergy access and how to locate

memorial/funeral services

legal issues - wills, probate, etc.

community support - grief groups, death doulas, etc.

death dinner - 5 wishes forms, include a notary (annual? 2x/year? tied to samhain?) - JANUARY, need to find a notary

death café

vigil for the good death (check monthly schedule)

local vigil for the good death (quarterly?)

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CN III project re: advance directives packet?

check existing reiki use systemically, re: integrated medicine

acupressure training?

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Hey,

Elected municipal official here. The actual worker oppression is employers forcing employees to be so strict with their time they cannot take a few hours off to go to necessary appointments without serious repercussion. Or that people aren’t paid well enough or provided enough work benefits to take the time they need in their personal lives.

Your local municipal workers are working class too. I’m elected and I make less than 30k a year on salary while working a position that is very much built around hourly work. I work through lunch and, while I have control over my office hours and employees, the only thing I don’t have control of is how much my town budgets (if that budget is successfully voted on by the townspeople) to pay me and my employees. My ability to decide what hours we are open is my ONLY bargaining chip to ensure the people below me get paid an acceptable wage to live on and sometimes I’m not even able to accomplish that. You can bet your ass I’d like myself and my employees, who are paid pathetically minimally to do what we do, to be able to go home for dinner in the daylight. Or have time to go to their second job of the day which most of them have. It’s the one thing I can provide them. (And why can’t we pay people more? Well I’d like to, but that would raise people’s property taxes significantly which they are not keen to do and which also may be unaffordable for some residents. I am the third highest paid employee. At 30k a year…)

There are a lot of ways that these offices can and do make things more accessible and it is something many of the workers that work in government offices have pushed hard for. You can do everything in my office through email exchange. All our records are online. All our meetings have zoom options and detailed minutes and zoom participation is considered being at the meeting. We will come to your house if you are physically unable to deliver documents and provide notary services. We mail all ballots to all active voters for elections. If you need to do something physically in the office and can’t be there during our office hours we will literally come in, unpaid, on the weekends to service you if you make an appointment. I’m not associated with our DMV, but you can do literally everything online for that too.

We are trying very hard to be able to provide for everybody, but we are also so incredibly burned out (we were forced to work and be open during the height of Covid yet were not deemed ‘necessary services’ so got no benefits of such and many of us work beyond our pay and hours). I ALSO struggle to make appointments because my office has to be open for all crucial hours for people. So yeah, I would like to go home at 4:30 after all that actually. It is the one thing I can actually do for myself and my mental health.

Without hyperbole government offices that take half an hour of waiting to get anywhere and close at 4pm are are a form of oppression against the working class

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