Notary Stamps and Notary Supplies By State Available here

SELECT YOUR STATE FOR NOTARY SUPPLIES
Presto Direct is your leading Notary Equipment company that has a great selection of Notary stamp and seal packages for notaries in every state. Choose from our large selection of notary stamps and notary embossers with many different seal impressions to choose from. Each state has Frequently asked questions answering what supplies does a notary need and what is the best notary stamp to choose from. Order your notary supplies from us today!

If you need assistance ordering notary supplies, call us at 1-800-817-1730

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Nebraska Notary Supplies	Nevada Notary Supplies	New Hampshire Notary Supplies
New Jersey Notary Supplies	New Mexico Notary Supplies	New York Notary Supplies
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Rhode Island Notary Supplies	South Carolina Notary Supplies	South Dakota Notary Supplies
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NOTARY STAMPS, NOTARY SEALS, NOTARY SUPPLIES AND NOTARY KITS.

Notary stamps, notary seals and our notary kits and notary supplies are the items you will need to perform your notary acts. We carry all of the basic notary supplies. NOTARY STAMPS can come in a rectangular or circular shape. We give you the option of choosing different ink colors and case colors for your notary stamp. NOTARY SEALS are also referred to as notary seal embossers and these embossers mark a raised impression of the letters on a document. In addition to the notary seal embosser, you may need a seal impression inker to darken the raised letters. Some forms may require the use of a notary seal embosser so it is a good idea to have one among your notary supplies. NOTARY SUPPLIES in addition to the notary stamp and notary seal embosser, you may be required to maintain a notary journal. In addition to this, we offer notarial certificates and a notary carrying case. NOTARY KITS that we offer usually come with a notary stamp, notary seal embosser, notary journal and notary carrying case. Choose from our large selection of notary supplies.

Presto Direct ensures that every notary stamp we make is 100% in compliant with the state laws and guidelines. 

How to Order a Notary Stamp?

What do I need to do to order my Notary Stamp?

Each state has its own set of requirements pertaining to the information to be on the notary stamp, size of the notary stamp and even ink color. Under each state, at the top of the page you will see a short description on what that state requires to be on the notary stamp and or notary seal along with any other items that may be required to have. Before ordering, it is best to follow the guidelines below:

• It is best to make sure that you have received your notary commission certificate and have taken the oath of office that is required by your state's notary laws.
• Find out from your secretary of state what all information is required on your notary stamp or notary seal. You can find this information at the top of the page under each state listed above.
• When you place your order, be sure to check to make sure your name matches the name that is on your notary certificate along with the expiration date and any other required information.
• After you receive your order for notary supplies, double check to make sure that all of the information on your notary stamp or notary seal matches your certificate. Please contact us if you find any discrepancies. 

• Notary Stamp and Notary Seal 

Typically, a notary stamp or notary seal is a requirement in every state. Ordering your notary stamp is usually one of the last steps to becoming a notary public. Once you passed the state test (if your state requires this) and paid any fees, usually you will receive information in the mail from seal manufactures to order your notary stamp and or notary seal. These vendors will sometime offer notary supply packages that will have a notary stamp, seal, notary journal, inkless fingerprint pad as well as other items. It is recommended that you order an extra notary stamp incase your stamp were to be destroyed or lost. We offer the option with many of our notary stamps to add an extra stamp at a discount. This is a good idea because having to replace a notary stamp can take a few days to a week to be made and shipped.

Depending on some states, if a notary loses their stamp, they must send a letter immediately to the Secretary of State explaining the situation on what happened as well as a copy of a police report. In addition, a letter should be included with your name, notary commission number (if applicable) and your signature. Upon this request, the Secretary of State will issue a duplicate certificate so you can have a new stamp made.

Keep in mind, every day without a stamp may be a day you are not in business. If you have to go through the above process, this could take weeks!

• Notary Journal

Not all states require a notary journal, however, it is highly recommended that you keep one to record your entries. This will help you stay organized when you perform any notarial acts. Having a journal can be extremely important if you were to ever be accused of performing a notarial act incorrectly. If this were to happen, a notary journal can be great support in your defense. It is also important to keep the journal in a safe and secure place. Your notary journal will have sensitive information that needs to be protected. It can be recommended to keep your journal in a locked drawer or safe. If you much travel with your notary supplies, it is best to keep them locked in your truck or in a secure case in your vehicle. 

 Tip: When recording the fee in your journal, only include the charges for the notarizations. Do not include any travel charges.

• Notary Bond

There are many states that require you to purchase a notary bond (surety bond). These bonds exist to protect the public from mistakes that the notary can make when performing their legal duties. You can purchase one of these on our website.

Notary bonds are a layer of protection for people who need services provided by notaries.

If a notary were to perform any notarial acts that would lead the customer to suffer a financial loss, the person can file a claim against the notary bond.

• Notary Errors & Ommissions Insurance

There is not a limit on the amount that a notary can be sued for. Therefore, because their signature and stamp are on many legal documents, notaries can be named in lawsuits. These legal costs can be expensive even if the notary has not done anything in the wrong. A notary is obligated to retain a lawyer to respond to any lawsuits that they are named in. This is why it is recommended to consider purchasing an Errors and Omissions insurance policy to cove any legal costs that may be incurred.

If you are a signing agent to approve loans for a major title company, you may be required to provide an E&O policy of 500k. On the other hand, if you are taking orders from a signing service, this service may carry the policy to satisfy this requirement. However, it is recommended to have an E&O policy of at least 50k. These policies can be offered with different deductibles and premiums. You can see here what we offer if you would like to purchase an E&O Policy from Presto Direct. 

• Inkless Fingerprint Pad

In many states, a thumb print is required for certain transactions that involve real property. There can be fines for failing to provide this requirement. If your state requires this, we do sell Inkless Thumbprint Pads (LINK) at a reasonable price. In addition to the journal entry, the thumbprint provided evidence of a properly executive notarial act performed. This can protect you as a notary if any questions may arise at a later time.

 Pro Tip: Have a least one extra inkless thumbprint pad if you notice the prints are getting lighter.