How Do You Become A Traveling Notary?
Becoming a traveling notary is not any different from becoming a regular notary. The distinction between them involves only the willingness to work mobile. Every notary public is a state-commissioned individual appointed to verify and legitimatize official acts. For example, in some states–such as South Carolina–a traveling notary may solemnize a wedding ceremony at a venue within the state. The benefit to being a traveling notary is the ability to visit new locations and get paid to do it. For their customers, it is a convenient way to accomplish a required task. Apply for a notary commission. Obtain an application and completely fill it out (i.e., Social Security number included). It can be found on your state’s website or through an approved business. Be honest, as a background check is completed on each notary that applies. Some states require an exam as well. Inquire about the standards and qualifications before obtaining training online or live at an approved course. The Nation
