Louisiana § RS 35:191.3 - Notary change of address; duty to register

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§ RS 35:191.3. Notary change of address; duty to register

A.  It shall be the duty of every notary public or other person authorized to exercise notarial functions in the state to whom the secretary of state has issued a notary identification number to notify the office of the secretary of state within sixty days after the date of any change in residential address, mailing address, or both.

B.  The secretary of state shall include notice of this requirement on its notary annual report form.

Acts 2008, No. 856, §1

Source: official Louisiana text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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