Texas Notary Book

Every Texas notary needs a notary record book, also called a notary journal, to record every notarial act he or she performs. The entries you record in the record book will be used as evidence if a notarial act you performed is ever questioned in a court of law. Notary record books also build customer confidence and discourage fraudulent transactions. This useful and economical Texas notary record book accommodates over 350 entries and includes step-by-step instructions for recording transactions. This book is chronologically numbered so that it is easy to detect if the record book has ever been tampered with. Meets or exceeds Texas state requirements for proper notarial record keeping.

This top-of-the-line Texas notary record book, also called a notary journal, accommodates over 572 entries (104 pages).

This hardcover notary journal is constructed with sewn-in binding for maximum security and is manufactured using high quality material that delivers added durability. All entries and pages are sequentially numbered. Notary journal entries include checkboxes for the type of notarial acts performed, documents, and method of identity.

This handy Texas notary dictionary cuts through the complexities of legal jargon and presents definitions and explanations that can be understood by non-lawyers.