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A HANDBOOK FOR VIRGINIA NOTARIES PUBLIC
www.commonwealth.virginia.govpublic in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Prior to submitting an electronic notary application, the applicant must purchase an electronic seal from an electronic notary seal provider. The electronic seal is a required item on the electronic notary application. Once the electronic seal is purchased,
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IMPORTANT GUIDELINES FOR VIRGINIA NOTARIES
www.commonwealth.virginia.govA notary is not required to charge a fee for his or her services, but if a fee is charged, it cannot be more than $5.00 for each notarial act. A Virginia notary may notarize a document to be filed and used outside of Virginia if it is signed and notarized in Virginia.
Types of Pardons in Virginia and Eligibility Information
www.commonwealth.virginia.govIf a simple pardon is granted, a notation will be added to the criminal record showing the word “pardon” next to the conviction. A simple pardon does not remove the conviction from a criminal record. A simple pardon does not restore the right to possess a firearm. You must petition the appropriate Circuit Court pursuant to Va. Code §18.2 ...
A HANDBOOK FOR VIRGINIA NOTARIES PUBLIC
www.commonwealth.virginia.govnotarial acts performed to provide evidence for resolving future disputes over authenticity of signatures and documents. The journal may also provide proof that the notary has lawfully performed his or her notarial duties. JURISDICTION (§ 47.1-13, § 47.1-13.1)
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