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Notary Acknowledgment Alabama
Do you need a notary to execute an Alabama Notary Acknowledgment, Jurat, or Alabama Notary Statement?
Just look up a notary on the advanced search page by zip code.  Any of the notaries on our site can help you with any type of notarizations.  Alabama notary acknowledgments and Alabama notary jurats and some of the most basic notary procedures, so any notary will have no trouble helping you.  Please be sure you know exactly what kind of notarization you need, because notaries are not allowed to give "legal advice" to signers.
 
Alabama Notary Classes
If you are not yet a notary, please find Alabama Notary Classes information on the Alabama Notary Division's website to learn where you can study to become a notary in Alabama. Once you become a notary public, please consider purchasing one of our loan signing courses, so you can enter the lucrative profession of being a loan signing agent. It only takes two weeks of your spare time to learn to be a signing agent, and you can learn from the privacy of your own home with our take home courses.  Questions?  No problem, just email or call us, and we can answer any questions you have about the courses before or after your purchase.
 
Notary Wording: Alabama
Notary wording standards differ from state to state. Please consult the AL notary division for this information..  If a document is to be recorded within the state of Alabama, make sure that your notary uses the official state wording (Alabama notary wording or Alabama notary verbiage).
 
FAQ

Q. Where can I get a state of Alabama Acknowledgment?
A.  Any notary in the state of Alabama can help you get this done.  Look one up on 123notary.com
 
Q.  Where can I get an Alabama notary handbook?
A.  Look this up on the state notary division's website.
 
Q.  What are notary fees in Alabama?
A.  Look this up on our Alabama Notary page.
 
Q.  Where can I find a notary who can do a translation in Alabama?
A.  It would be better to find a separate individual who can help you do a translation, then find a notary who can notarize the translation. Please make sure the signer speaks the same language as the notary.
 
Find a notary in Alabama.
123notary has hundreds of notaries throughout this state including:  Auburn, Birmingham, Decatur, Dothan, Gadsden, Huntsville, Mobile, Montgomery, and Tuscaloosa.
 
Can I become a dual commissioned notary in Mississippi, Tennessee, or Florida?
An Alabama resident might be able to apply to become a Tennessee notary, or Mississippi notary, but can not become a Florida notary as you must be a resident of the state of Florida to be eligible to become a Florida notary public. Find out more by contacting the notary divisions in the corresponding states!

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