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03/18/2026

Frustrated by the "Professional Email" requirement? 😫

Most ID + KBA platforms block you if you don't have a custom domain. If you’re a notary still using Gmail, Outlook, or Yahoo, I have a major "hack" for you.

I spoke with the CEO of Authenticate, and they’ve provided a special backdoor link specifically to let notaries register with their personal emails.

Skip the "work email" headache and get started here:
🔗 https://portal.authenticate.com/register?allowPersonalEmail=1

01/01/2026

2026 Update for Texas Notaries!

So, we’ve all been waiting for the new mandatory education requirement for notaries in Texas, and I just finished it and passed the assessment on my first try!

The traditional notary section has four videos that add up to about 45 minutes. The quiz has 20 questions, and you get 30 minutes to answer them. You need to score at least 70% to pass, but the questions are pretty straightforward—just make sure to actually watch the videos instead of just letting them play in the background.

The online section is shorter, with only two videos that take less than 20 minutes to watch. Each section costs $20 plus a fee.

Honestly, it was a piece of cake!

08/30/2025

Need to notarize a document on your Chromebook? 🖥️✍️
Here’s how to sign and send it — legally & digitally — in under 5 minutes.
📄 + 💻 = ✅

🛠 Tools: Google Docs + CertSignPDF
🔐 Signature Type: X.509 Digital Signature
📍 Perfect for remote work, school, and business!

https://youtu.be/iUKBITlAs3s

08/18/2025

Heads up, Texas: DPS is rolling out a new driver license design.

Starting today, Texas driver license and identification cards will have a new look. The new card design includes increased security features and is made of tamper-resistant polycarbonate material that is difficult to reproduce. Previously issued cards are still valid until their new expiration date.

Read more about this change at https://bit.ly/41ca4eL.

07/24/2025

Texas Secretary of State
Jane Nelson

Secretary of State Nelson Announces Apostille Services Available by Appointment Starting August 5

AUSTIN — Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson announced that beginning August 5, her office will offer apostille and authentication services by appointment on Tuesdays and Fridays. Currently, apostilles are only available by mail or through walk-in services.
“Texans depend on our apostille services to authenticate diplomas, birth certificates, adoption records and other important documents in order for them to be recognized internationally,” said Secretary Nelson. “By offering appointments, we are working to reduce wait times and make the process more convenient for our customers.”
Appointments are designed to improve convenience, reduce long lines and increase accessibility.
An apostille is a certificate that is attached to public records or notarized documents which validates they are properly issued from Texas. They are often required when presenting documents for international use. Documents commonly requiring apostilles include marriage licenses, birth and death certificates, and copies of diplomas.
Texans may book appointments online beginning July 25 by visiting the Secretary of State’s website. Please note, each person, company or transaction is limited to a maximum of 10 documents. Only one appointment per person or company is allowed per day.
The Office of the Secretary of State continues to offer apostille services through mail-in submissions and walk-up service during lobby hours of 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays.
For more information on Apostille services, including accepted documents, processing times, and payment options, please visit: sos.texas.gov

05/16/2025
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03/28/2025

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03/01/2025

The first step to becoming online notary is become traditional notary.
How to Become a Texas Notary Public: Step-by-Step Guide
Becoming a Texas Notary Public opens doors to new opportunities and provides valuable services to your community. In this video, we'll guide you through the Texas Notary application process, highlighting the benefits of becoming a notary and how to easily complete your application.
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