Is a Notarial Record the same as a Notarys journal entry?
No. In most basic terms, the Notary’s journal is the Notary’s record of a notarial act performed that is kept by the Notary while a Notarial Record is completed by the Notary and filed with either the Notary’s employer, if the employer is a title insurance company or agent, financial institution or attorney at law, or the Cook County Recorder of Deeds.
Related Questions
- How long must an employer of a Notary retain the Notarial Record as part of the employers business records?
- What method of delivery must a Notary use to submit a Notarial Record to the Cook County Recorder of Deeds?
- May an employer of a Notary who retains the Notarial Record make copies of the Notarial Record?
