Massachusetts Notary Supplies
Massachusetts Notary Supplies
Notary Public commissions are valid for a 7 year term in the state of Massachusetts. Order your Massachusetts notary supplies and notary packages from our large selection of notary stamps and seals. Massachusetts notary rules require a notary to keep track of all notarization in a Notary Journal that is tamper-proof with numbered pages. In addition, notaries must use a Notary Seal on all official acts performed. This seal must be permanent and legible and can be made with an Embosser, Pre-Inked or Self-Inking stamp. In addition, it is recommended to have a Seal Impression Inker when using an Embosser so that the document will be photographically reproducible. All notary supplies and packages ship within 2-3 business days!
Massachusetts Notary Stamps and Seals must include the following text: Name, Notary Public, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Commission Expiration Date and the Great Seal of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
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Massachusetts Notary Supplies
Order your custom Massachusetts notary public stamps and supplies that will be used during your 7-year commission term. In your ma notary supplies, it is required by Massachusetts law to record all of your notarizations in a notary journal. Get your personalized Massachusetts notary supplies from Presto today!
Massachusetts Notary Frequently Asked Questions
A Massachusetts notary public is an authorized person being able to perform certain legal duties such as issuing subpoenas, taking acknowledgements, issuing summonses for witnesses, taking oaths and affirmations, certifying copies, witnessing signatures and witnessing opening or a bank safe and or vault. A notary public can also be referred to as a signing agent.
How Do I become a notary in Massachusetts?
In order to become a notary public in the state of Massachusetts, you much complete an application that requires 4 signatures of known members of your community. One of the signatures must come from an attorney. In addition, you must read Chapter 222: JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, NOTARIES PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONERS and agree to abide by the terms in this chapter. Once approved, you will be sworn in by the Secretary of State and pay a $60 fee.
Types of Notarizations a Massachusetts notary public can perform:
- Jurat
- Certify Copies
- Acknowledgements
- Oaths and Affirmations
- Witnessing Signatures
- Issuing Subpoenas
- Issuing Summons for Witness
- Witness opening bank safe, bank vault or safety deposit box
Who can become a notary in Massachusetts?
- Must be 18 years or older
- Must not have been convicted of felony or misdemeanor that resulted in prison time
- Must legally reside or conduct business in Massachusetts
- Must not have been convicted of misdemeanor associated with a fine or probation
- Must not have been convicted of driving drunk
- Must not have been convicted on any crimes
- Must not have had a profession or commission licensed revoked, suspended or restricted in any state
- Must not have admission of liability in a civil lawsuit that was based on deceit
Who can a Massachusetts notary notarize for?
As a notary public in Massachusetts, you can perform notarizations for any member of the public who makes a sensible request and meets all of the notarization requirements. The person must have a valid proof of identity and be present physically.
Is there any notary training needed?
No, there is no training needed or no exam that is required for being a notary public in the state of Massachusetts.
Do I need a Notary Bond or E&O Insurance to be a notary in Massachusetts?
The state of Massachusetts does not require a notary bond or E&O Insurance but it is recommended to have an insurance policy for your protection.
What are the costs of becoming a notary in Massachusetts?
The application fee is $60 and the fees will vary depending on the Massachusetts notary supplies you decide to purchase.
What type of equipment will I need?
Notary Stamp or Notary Embosser
The notary stamp for Massachusetts must be in black ink and must be legible. Documents can be rejected if the stamp does smear. All of our products here at Presto Direct are made with crisp stamp impressions. If you opt to purchase a notary embosser, a seal impression inker will be required in order to make your impression visible for copying any official documents. You stamp or seal must contain the following information: Name, Notary Public, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Commission Expiration Date and the Great Seal of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Notary Journal
A notary public in Massachusetts must list in chronical order the notarial acts performed. This is mandatory to keep track of all of your notarizations and keep this journal in a safe place.
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