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by Chris Morgan (Author)
UPDATED FOR 2014 Notary Public: Functions and Duties of a Notary Public was written to help individuals that are preparing to take the California State notary public exam. Additionally, it serves as a great reference manual for commissioned notaries public as they pursue their notary careers. This book includes 6 chapters with 5 true/false exams, a chapter on codified notary law, 6 full-length practice exams, a glossary of notarial terms, a list of California County Recorders offices, all official U.S. notaries public contacts, by state, and much more. The material in this manual has been developed over a 22-year period and used in the training of over 15,000 individuals to take and pass the state exam. These individuals have gone on to operate successfully as notaries public. There is no other book that can better prepare you for the California State Notary Examination.
Author Biography
Chris Morgan has been a practicing notary public in the State of California for over 25 years. Over the years he has notarized several thousand documents in his various capacities as a notary. Chris started training notaries as a statewide instructor in 1991. Three years later he formed his own school, The Notary Public Institute, and contracted with community colleges, adult schools and various businesses throughout California to train notaries at their facilities in their local communities. Since 1991, Chris has personally trained over 9,500 individuals and has personally supervised the training of an additional 5,000 individuals, by his staff, to serve as California state notaries. Chris is the author of California State Notary Public: a guide and reference manual and has co-authored 3 other notary training guides. In addition to training notaries, Chris also teaches economics, finance and public policy at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Chris holds a B.A. in economics and political science, a masters in Public Administration in the areas of policy analysis and finance and a masters in economics with a focus on business applications. Chris is a well-known writer, speaker and lecturer in California. Chris' expertise as a lecturer and consultant on notary issues has earned him the nickname "Doctor Notary".
