NOTARY
Missouri
notary
training
Powers
of
notary
-
ANS
Each
notary
public
is
empowered
to
(1)
Take
acknowledgments
(2)
Administer
oaths
and
affirmations
(3)
Certify
that
a
copy
of
a
document
is
a
true
copy
of
another
document
(4)
Perform
any
other
act
permitted
by
law
A
Notary
disqualified
-
ANS
1.
For
the
purposes
of
this
chapter ,
a
notary
public
has
a
disqualifying
interest
in
a
transaction
in
connection
with
which
notarial
services
are
requested
if
he
is
named,
individually ,
as
a
party
to
the
transaction.
2.
No
notary
who
has
a
disqualifying
interest
in
a
transaction
may
legally
perform
any
notarial
act
in
connection
with
the
transaction.
Notary
to
keep
journal—exceptions.—
-
ANS
Each
notary
public
shall
provide
and
keep
a
permanently
bound
journal
of
his
or
her
notarial
acts
containing numbered
pages,
except
those
notarial
acts
connected
with
judicial
proceedings,
and
those
for
whose
public
record
the
law
provides
and
the
public
record
is
publicly
filed
within
ninety
days
of
execution.
Each
notary
public
shall
record
in
such
journal
the
following:
the
month,
day,
and
year
of
notarization;
the
type
of
notarization
such
as
acknowledgment
or
jurat;
the
type
of
document;
the
name
and
address
of
the
signer;
the
identification
used
by
the
signer;
the
notary
fee;
and
the
signature
of
the
signer .
Certified
copy
of
notary
record,
when
given,
fee—journal
to
be
kept.—
-
ANS
Every
notary
shall
keep
a
true
and
perfect
record
of
his
or
her
9
official
acts
in
a
permanently
bound
journal,
except
those
connected
with
judicial
proceedings,
and
those
for
whose
public
record
the
law
provides
and
the
public
record
as
defined
in
section
610.010
is
publicly
filed
within
ninety
days
of
execution.
Every
notary
shall
make
and
keep
an
exact
minute,
in
a
permanently
bound
journal
kept
by
him
or
her
for
that
purpose,
of
each
of
his
or
her
official
acts,
except
as
herein
provided.
The
journal
is
the
exclusive
property
of
the
notary
Copies
of
notarial
acts
furnished
on
court
order—fee.—
-
ANS
Each
notary
public,
upon
written
court
order ,
shall
furnish
facsimiles
of
entries
made
in
his
journal
of
notarial
acts
or
any
other
papers
or
copies
relating
to
his
notarial
acts,
upon
receipt
of
a
fee
of
one
dollar
per
8
1/2
x
11
inch
page
or
part
of
a
page.
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