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Virginia Notary Supplies
Virginia Notary Stamps and Supplies
Order your Virginia notary supplies from our large selection of notary products. If you just became a VA notary, we have many different types of notary stamps to choose from. One of our more popular items is the VA notary seal having the Virginia Seal on the stamp and or embosser. We can also make your notary stamp with blank expiration date incase you want to keep for an additional term. Place your notary seal order with us today!
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VIRGINIA NOTARY PUBLICS
A notary public in Virginia has a term of 4 years once they are commissioned. Order your notary suppliess and notary packages from our large selection of VA notary stamps and seals. The law requires all notaries in Virginia to use a Seal when notarising a document. The seal must be permanent and legible and can be made with an Embosser, Self-Inking Stamp or a Pre-Inked Stamp. It it reccomended to have a Seal Impression Inker when using an Embosser so that the document will be photographically reproducible. In addition, Virginia highly reccomends using a notary journal as a form of proof that you have performed the notarization correctly. All Virginia notary supplies and packages ship withing 2-3 business days!
Virginia Notary Stamps and Seals must include the following text:
- Name
- Notary Public
- Commonwealth of Virginia
- Registration Number
- Commission Expiration Date
Below are some of the Frequently Asked Questions when becomming a Notary in the state of Virginia
How to become a notary in VA?
First, you much complete the online Virginia Notary Application and answer the questions from the Secretary of State of Virginia. In addition, your signature will need to be notarized on the 3rd part of the printed notary application before you mail this to the Secretary of the Commonwealth of Virginia. You will also need to pay the filing fee of $45.00.
After you have been approved, you will receive your notary commission and have 60 days to take the oath of office and show your notary commission to the circuit clerk. There is a $10.00 for doing this. In addition, you will need to provide the Secretary of the Commonwealth your signature.
How to become a notary in the Virginia?
- Must be 18 years or older
- Must be a legal resident of the United States that works or lives in Virginia
- Mush be able to read and wright in English
- Must not have been convicted of any felony (unless you were pardoned with full rights restored)
Where may I conduct notary services?
Anywhere in the Commonwealth of Virginia
Who can I notarize for in the Commonwealth of Virginia?
Any member of the public who meets all of the requirements for the notarization (must have proof of identity and be physically present)
Is there any training required for Virginia notaries?
There is NO training required.
Do I need a notary bond or E&O Insurance?
Notary bonds and insurance are not required for Virginia notaries. E&O insurance (Errors and Omissions) is optional for Virginia notaries but highly reccommended for protection against any damages that result from misconduct or negligence. We do offer E&O insurance for Virginia notaries and you can get it here
What are the costs?
- The application fee of $45.00 plus $10.00 fee once taken oath
- If you decide to get E&O insurance, these prices vary depending on the term and coverage
- Notary supplies (this will vary depending on what items you get)
What notary supplies will I need?
Virginia notaries are required to have a notary seal with the following information:
- Name of Notary (as appears on notary certificate)
- Notary Public
- Commonwealth of Virginia
- Registration Number
- Commission Expiration Date
If a Virginia notary decides to purchase a notary embosser, a seal impression inker is recommended to be used in order to make the raised impression photographically reproduced.
Although a notary journal is not required, we highly recommend having this for keeping all of the performed notarizations in order. This may be extremely beneficial in case a notary was to need a form of proof that the notarization was performed correctly.
Is there any legal risk in performing notarial acts?
Yes, due to the fact that a notary grants certain responsibilities and permissions. This is why we would recommend E&O insurance to be safe.
How long does a commission last in Virginia?
Notary commissions in Virginia are valid for a 4-year term.
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