Revised Uniform Law on Notarial Acts

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Section
1–1231.01

Definitions

Section
1–1231.02

Applicability to future notarial acts

Section
1–1231.03

Authority to perform notarial act

Section
1–1231.04

Requirements for certain notarial acts

Section
1–1231.05

Personal appearance required

Section
1–1231.06

Identification of individual

Section
1–1231.07

Authority to refuse to perform notarial act

Section
1–1231.08

Signature if individual unable to sign

Section
1–1231.09

Notarial act in the District

Section
1–1231.10

Notarial act in another state

Section
1–1231.11

Notarial act under authority of a federally recognized Indian tribe

Section
1–1231.12

Notarial act under federal authority

Section
1–1231.13

Foreign notarial act

Section
1–1231.14

Certificate of notarial act

Section
1–1231.15

Short forms

Section
1–1231.16

Official seal

Section
1–1231.17

Notarial sealer

Section
1–1231.18

Journal

Section
1–1231.19

Commission as notary public; endorsement as an electronic notary; qualifications; no immunity or benefit

Section
1–1231.20

Requirement of endorsement as electronic notary; selection of technology

Section
1–1231.21

Mandatory training of a notary public

Section
1–1231.22

Grounds to deny, refuse to renew, revoke, suspend, or condition commission of notary public

Section
1–1231.23

Fees

Section
1–1231.24

Notaries public electronic database

Section
1–1231.25

Prohibited acts

Section
1–1231.26

Validity of notarial acts

Section
1–1231.27

Existing notary public commission

Section
1–1231.28

Savings clause

Section
1–1231.29

Uniformity of application and construction

Section
1–1231.30

Relation to electronic signatures in global and national commerce act

Section
1–1231.31

Rules