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Length of term and jurisdiction. A person commissioned under this Chapter may perform notarial acts in any part of this State for a term of five years, unless the commission is earlier revoked or resigned. No commissions shall be effective prior to the administration of the oath of office.

Steps to Safely Destroy Notary Materials Remove the rubber from the bottom or base of your stamp, being careful to not get ink on your hands. Cut the rubber polymer into pieces with scissors to ensure it is properly destroyed. Throw the pieces of rubber into the trash.

Willful failure to deliver the notary journal and other notarial records to the county clerk within the appropriate time is a misdemeanor, and the notary public is personally liable for damages to any person injured by the non-delivery.

If you have an ink stamp, the easiest way to destroy it is to use a knife or other sharp object to cut and damage the rubber seal impression so that the stamp no longer makes a usable impression.

(b) A notarial officer may perform the following notarial acts: (1) Taking an acknowledgment. (2) Administering an oath or affirmation. (3) Taking a verification on an oath or affirmation. (4) Attesting or witnessing a signature.

If you have an ink stamp, the easiest way to destroy it is to use a knife or other sharp object to cut and damage the rubber seal impression so that the stamp no longer makes a usable impression. Embossers are more difficult to destroy because of their metal components.

Remove the rubber from the bottom or base of your stamp, being careful to not get ink on your hands. Cut the rubber polymer into pieces with scissors to ensure it is properly destroyed. Throw the pieces of rubber into the trash.

We recommend taking a razor blade and defacing the rubber plate so no one can use the expired seal. You can also use a hammer to destroy the seal, as long as it renders the seal unable to make an impression.

First, there must be some way to darken that seal so that it shows up when scanned for recording. This involves trying to rub a pencil over the raised surface or having a special stamp to darken it.

What should I do with it? Return old or expired seals to the Department for disposal.