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Texas Notary Public Training Workshop - San Antonio (Weekdays)
This three-hour course sponsored by
Who should take this workshop?
Current Texas Notaries Public (as a refresher), and those interested in becoming a Texas Notary Public.
Why should you attend this workshop?
A Texas Notary Public is personally liable for negligence or fraud in the performance of the duties of the office. The Notary Public assumes personal liability for the full extent of damages caused by a breach of his or hers’ official duty. In addition to civil liability, Texas Notaries Public may be subject to criminal prosecution and the revocation or suspension of their notary public commission by the Texas Secretary of State’s office.
There are currently no requirements for any type of “Formal Training” for Texas Notaries Public. However, as you will learn in this course, Texas Gov’t. Code Ann. § 406.009 gives the Texas Secretary of State the authority to reject an application, or suspend or revoke the commission of any Notary Public for “good cause”. “Good Cause” includes:
- • – the failure to comply with Section 406.017;
- • – a final conviction for a violation of law concerning the regulation of the conduct of notaries public in this or another state;
- • – the imposition on the notary public of an administrative, criminal, or civil penalty for a violation of a law or rule prescribing the duties of a notary public;
This means that even though there are no requirements for formal training, a Texas Notary Public is still expected to know and more importantly follow the laws and regulations governing his or her commission.
By the way, what is not mentioned above are the monetary fines that can also be imposed if any of the laws are violated. So, not only can a Texas Notary Public loose his or her commission, the individual could be looking at some pretty hefty fines depending on the severity of the violation committed (and believe me, this does happen).
Unfortunately, the excuse “I didn’t know” does not come into play. Before you start notarizing documents, it is your responsibility to learn the rules and regulations governing your Texas Notary Public commission.
There will be two sessions making it easy for you to choose one that works best with your schedule and training needs:
- Morning Workshop (9:00am – 12pm) is $125
- Afternoon
Advance Course (1pm to 4:00 pm) is $175 - Purchase Workshop and Advanced Course bundle for $255.00 Save $45.00
- Purchase the ONLINE COURSE @
http :// texas-notary-public-training-academy.thinkific.com / - Register for our new Notary2Pro Live Signing Agent Course:
- DISCLAIMER: Completion of this course does not award you a Texas Notary Public Commission.
Payment Options:
- Register online then mail in payment (payable to
My San Antonio Mobile Notary) to: 17460 IH 35 N, Suite #430, PMB 421, Schertz, TX 78154 – Payment must be received prior to the date of the event. Seat/registration is not confirmed until payment is received. - Register and Pay online:
https :// texas-notary-public-training-workshop-march2018.eventbrite.com
_ - Call (210) 343-5007, register and make a credit card payment by phone.
- Register online then request an invoice.
- Registration must be completed and fee(s) paid prior to the start of class. Those waiting to pay “at the door” will be subject to a $15 surcharge.
- For More Info Call: (210) 343-5007 or Email: phyllis@mysamobilenotary.com
Fees:
- Purchase LIVE Texas Notary Public Workshop for $125.00
- Purchase LIVE
Texas Notary Public Advance Course for $175.00 - Purchase LIVE Workshop and
Advanced Course Bundle for $255.00 Save $45.00 - Purchase the
ONLINE WORKSHOP for $75.00 - Purchase the
ONLINE ADVANCE COURSE for $95.00 - Purchase the
Online Workshop and Advance Course Bundle for $150 Save $20
- THE FEES QUOTED ABOVE DO NOT INCLUDE PAYMENT FOR A TEXAS NOTARY PUBLIC COMMISSION.
What you will learn:
- How to become a Texas Notary Public
- Reasons for Rejection/Suspension/Revocation
- Duties of a Texas Notary Public
- Authorized Notarial Fees
- Recordkeeping Requirements (Notary Journal)
- Notary Responsibilities
- How to complete notarial certificates
- The difference between an Affidavit and Jurat
- How to handle Certified Copies
- How to administer an Oath
- What you cannot do
- Unauthorized Practice of Law (UPL)
- And more.
Register for our new LIVE Texas Notary2Pro Signing Agent Course:
Texas Notary Public Professional Training Workshop – Mission:
To teach the Texas Notary Public how to properly notarize documents and complete notarial certificates, so the Notary Public will feel confident completing notarial duties for the general public. Also, provide training in “what to do” and “what not to do” as a Texas Notary Public.
About the instructor:
Phyllis E. Traylor has been a Notary Public for almost 10 years. She is a United States Army retiree and the owner of
Phyllis has a Master of Arts degree in Adult and Higher Education, and a Bachelor of Science degree in Occupational Education. She taught full-time as an Assistant Professor at St. Philip’s College in the Business Information Solutions Department, and at DeVry University as a Visiting Professor. She is currently an Adjunct Faculty member at St. Philip’s College.
Phyllis is a member and contributing writer for the
My San Antonio Mobile Notary has been awarded the following vendor certifications through the
AABE – African American Business Enterprise
ESBE – Emerging Small Business Enterprise
MBE – Minority Business Enterprise
SBE – Small Business Enterprise
VBE – Veteran-Owned Business Enterprise
WBE – Woman-Owned Business Enterprise
Please join the Texas Notary Public Training Academy “Meet Up Group”, so you can stay informed. There is no cost to join this group. Announcements will be made about upcoming courses, events, Texas Notary Public news and notary supplies.
