SEF-BUS7117 - Electronic Notary Certification
Course Description
Participants are required to have a valid commission as a notary public in NC order to qualify for this electronic notary certification. This course instructs individuals in procedures required to exercise electronic notarial acts as set forth by the NC Secretary of State. The course will cover the NC Electronic Notary Act and electronic notary processes. Prerequisite: Participants must have a valid commission as a NC Notary Public prior to participating in the Electronic Notary Certification Course.
Course Outline
The course will cover the N.C. Electronic Notary Act, eligibility and registration, the N.C. Notary Act in broad view, electronic Notary processes, technology solutions and providers, ethics as they pertain to electronic notarizations, consequences of misconduct, security standards and best practices and departmental recommendations. To qualify to become a certified electronic notary, participants must hold a valid commission as a notary public in the state of North Carolina.
- Introduction: Legislative History
- Electronic Notarization Implementation in NC
- Eligibility and Registration
- Eligibility
- Registration
- Denial of Registration to become E-Notary
- Approval Process
- The Notary Public Act - A Broad Review
- Changes to the Notary act in 2006 - House Bill 1432
- Elements of an Electronic Notarization
- Electronic Documents
- Electronic Notarial Certificates
- Electronic Notary Seals
- Security and Access Standards for the Electronic Seal
- Electronic Notary Signature
- Performing an Electronic Notarization
- Paper-Based vs. Electronic Notarizations
- Completing the Notarial Act
- Multiple Signatures
- Paper or Electronic
- Electronic Notarization System Solutions
- Client or Server Side Solutions
- Networks
- Attaching the E-Seal and E-Signature
- Electronic Signatures
- Security Standards
- 18 NCAC 07C.0502 - Control Ownership of Electronic Notary Seals
- 18 NCAN 07C.0503 - Protected Access
- Section 10B - 12.6 Security Measures
- Electronic Notary Solution Providers
- Ethics
- Consequence of Misconduct
- Administrative Penalties
- Criminal Penalties
- Class 1 Misdemeanors
- Class I Felonies
- Class G Felonies
- Best Practices and Recommendations
- Journal
- Change in Status
- Paper or Electronic
- Documents Send Abroad
- Protect yourself and your boss
Learner Outcomes
Upon completion of this course and passing an exam with a grade minimum of 80% the student will submit application to the North Carolina Secretary of State's office for certification to exercise electronic notarial acts.
Notes
Method of instruction: Lecture
Evaluation: Exam
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Prerequisites
Must hold a valid commission as a Notary Public in the state of North Carolina.
Instructors
- Shavon Bowser
- Stephanie M. Herndon, Notary/Electronic Notary Instructor