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What is and is not in the notary journal pages

51 states and the District of Columbia, each read from its own legislature or notary office. 18 of them gave us words we could quote. This page names the ones that did not, and counts what the rest actually said.

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Buy — $49 one-off$49 once, for one private web page carrying the same notary journal with no entry limit and your state already selected. Nothing recurring, nothing to cancel and no subscription behind it. The journal runs in your own browser: entries are sealed with a passphrase you choose and are stored only on your device, so nothing is uploaded and nobody here, including us, can read an entry or reset a forgotten passphrase. A browser can delete stored data on its own, which is why the tool asks for an encrypted backup file and refuses a new entry until one is saved; the backup is your copy to keep. It is sold only for states whose own text we could read and whose text permits a journal in an electronic format, and each state page shows those words and when we read them. It is a record you keep, not a legal opinion, and nothing here is legal or professional advice. Refund on request within 14 days.

Newest sealed read: 2026-09-08. We re-read each state's own page every week. We hold 1 sealed run going back to 2026-09-08.

What this page is51 rows held · newest sealed read 2026-09-08

  • 51 places are read, each from its own legislature or notary office, and 18 of them gave text we could quote word for word.
  • 33 gave us nothing we could read on the day we asked: Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New York, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming. Their pages say so in place of an answer.
  • 11 places permit an electronic journal in the words we read, 0 tie it to a provider they approve, 1 describe a paper journal only, and 39 we could not settle.
  • 51 of the 51 name the entry fields a journal must hold. Where a state names none, the page says none rather than borrowing another state's list.
  • No page in this family tells a reader what their own position is. It shows the state's words and the address they came from, and stops.

Real rows out of our sealed copies

Both tables are counted off the same file every state page is built from. Nothing here is a summary of a rule in our words.

All 51 places we read, what each one's own text answered, and when we read it sealed 2026-09-08
PlaceJournal required?Electronic journalHow long it is keptDid we get its words?Read on
AlabamaUnsettled: we could not read a sentence either wayUnsettled: we could not read enough of its text to sayno period in the words we readwe could not read its words2026-09-08
AlaskaUnsettled: we could not read a sentence either wayUnsettled: we could not read enough of its text to sayno period in the words we readwe could not read its words2026-09-08
ArizonaIts text says a notary public shall keep oneIts text permits a journal in an electronic formatno period in the words we readits own words are quoted on its page2026-09-08
ArkansasUnsettled: we could not read a sentence either wayUnsettled: we could not read enough of its text to sayno period in the words we readwe could not read its words2026-09-08
CaliforniaIts text says a notary public shall keep oneUnsettled: we could not read enough of its text to sayno period in the words we readits own words are quoted on its page2026-09-08
ColoradoUnsettled: we could not read a sentence either wayUnsettled: we could not read enough of its text to sayno period in the words we readwe could not read its words2026-09-08
ConnecticutUnsettled: we could not read a sentence either wayUnsettled: we could not read enough of its text to sayno period in the words we readwe could not read its words2026-09-08
DelawareIts text says a notary public shall keep oneIts text permits a journal in an electronic format10 yearsits own words are quoted on its page2026-09-08
District of ColumbiaUnsettled: we could not read a sentence either wayIts text permits a journal in an electronic formatno period in the words we readits own words are quoted on its page2026-09-08
FloridaIts text says a notary public shall keep oneIts text permits a journal in an electronic format10 yearsits own words are quoted on its page2026-09-08
GeorgiaUnsettled: we could not read a sentence either wayUnsettled: we could not read enough of its text to sayno period in the words we readwe could not read its words2026-09-08
HawaiiUnsettled: we could not read a sentence either wayUnsettled: we could not read enough of its text to sayno period in the words we readwe could not read its words2026-09-08
IdahoUnsettled: we could not read a sentence either wayUnsettled: we could not read enough of its text to sayno period in the words we readwe could not read its words2026-09-08
IllinoisUnsettled: we could not read a sentence either wayUnsettled: we could not read enough of its text to sayno period in the words we readwe could not read its words2026-09-08
IndianaUnsettled: we could not read a sentence either wayUnsettled: we could not read enough of its text to sayno period in the words we readwe could not read its words2026-09-08
IowaUnsettled: we could not read a sentence either wayUnsettled: we could not read enough of its text to sayno period in the words we readwe could not read its words2026-09-08
KansasIts text says a notary public shall keep oneIts text permits a journal in an electronic format10 yearsits own words are quoted on its page2026-09-08
KentuckyUnsettled: we could not read a sentence either wayUnsettled: we could not read enough of its text to sayno period in the words we readwe could not read its words2026-09-08
LouisianaUnsettled: we could not read a sentence either wayUnsettled: we could not read enough of its text to sayno period in the words we readwe could not read its words2026-09-08
MaineUnsettled: we could not read a sentence either wayUnsettled: we could not read enough of its text to sayno period in the words we readwe could not read its words2026-09-08
MarylandUnsettled: we could not read a sentence either wayUnsettled: we could not read enough of its text to sayno period in the words we readwe could not read its words2026-09-08
MassachusettsUnsettled: we could not read a sentence either wayUnsettled: we could not read enough of its text to sayno period in the words we readwe could not read its words2026-09-08
MichiganUnsettled: we could not read a sentence either wayUnsettled: we could not read enough of its text to sayno period in the words we readwe could not read its words2026-09-08
MinnesotaUnsettled: we could not read a sentence either wayUnsettled: we could not read enough of its text to sayno period in the words we readwe could not read its words2026-09-08
MississippiUnsettled: we could not read a sentence either wayUnsettled: we could not read enough of its text to sayno period in the words we readwe could not read its words2026-09-08
MissouriUnsettled: we could not read a sentence either wayUnsettled: we could not read enough of its text to sayno period in the words we readwe could not read its words2026-09-08
MontanaUnsettled: we could not read a sentence either wayUnsettled: we could not read enough of its text to sayno period in the words we readits own words are quoted on its page2026-09-08
NebraskaUnsettled: we could not read a sentence either wayUnsettled: we could not read enough of its text to sayno period in the words we readwe could not read its words2026-09-08
NevadaIts text says a notary public shall keep oneIts text describes a bound paper journal, and we found no words in it permitting an electronic one7 yearsits own words are quoted on its page2026-09-08
New HampshireUnsettled: we could not read a sentence either wayUnsettled: we could not read enough of its text to sayno period in the words we readwe could not read its words2026-09-08
New JerseyIts text says a notary public shall keep oneIts text permits a journal in an electronic format10 yearsits own words are quoted on its page2026-09-08
New MexicoIts text says a notary public shall keep oneIts text permits a journal in an electronic format10 yearsits own words are quoted on its page2026-09-08
New YorkUnsettled: we could not read a sentence either wayUnsettled: we could not read enough of its text to sayno period in the words we readwe could not read its words2026-09-08
North CarolinaUnsettled: we could not read a sentence either wayUnsettled: we could not read enough of its text to sayno period in the words we readits own words are quoted on its page2026-09-08
North DakotaIts text says a notary public shall keep oneIts text permits a journal in an electronic format10 yearsits own words are quoted on its page2026-09-08
OhioIts text says a notary public shall keep oneUnsettled: we could not read enough of its text to say10 yearsits own words are quoted on its page2026-09-08
OklahomaIts text says a notary public shall keep oneUnsettled: we could not read enough of its text to say10 yearsits own words are quoted on its page2026-09-08
OregonIts text says a notary public shall keep oneIts text permits a journal in an electronic format10 yearsits own words are quoted on its page2026-09-08
PennsylvaniaIts text says a notary public shall keep oneIts text permits a journal in an electronic formatno period in the words we readits own words are quoted on its page2026-09-08
Rhode IslandUnsettled: we could not read a sentence either wayUnsettled: we could not read enough of its text to sayno period in the words we readwe could not read its words2026-09-08
South CarolinaUnsettled: we could not read a sentence either wayUnsettled: we could not read enough of its text to sayno period in the words we readwe could not read its words2026-09-08
South DakotaUnsettled: we could not read a sentence either wayUnsettled: we could not read enough of its text to sayno period in the words we readwe could not read its words2026-09-08
TennesseeUnsettled: we could not read a sentence either wayUnsettled: we could not read enough of its text to sayno period in the words we readwe could not read its words2026-09-08
TexasUnsettled: we could not read a sentence either wayUnsettled: we could not read enough of its text to sayno period in the words we readwe could not read its words2026-09-08
UtahUnsettled: we could not read a sentence either wayUnsettled: we could not read enough of its text to sayno period in the words we readwe could not read its words2026-09-08
VermontUnsettled: we could not read a sentence either wayUnsettled: we could not read enough of its text to sayno period in the words we readwe could not read its words2026-09-08
VirginiaUnsettled: we could not read a sentence either wayUnsettled: we could not read enough of its text to say5 yearsits own words are quoted on its page2026-09-08
WashingtonIts text says a notary public shall keep oneIts text permits a journal in an electronic format10 yearsits own words are quoted on its page2026-09-08
West VirginiaUnsettled: we could not read a sentence either wayUnsettled: we could not read enough of its text to sayno period in the words we readwe could not read its words2026-09-08
WisconsinUnsettled: we could not read a sentence either wayUnsettled: we could not read enough of its text to sayno period in the words we readwe could not read its words2026-09-08
WyomingUnsettled: we could not read a sentence either wayUnsettled: we could not read enough of its text to sayno period in the words we readwe could not read its words2026-09-08
The two questions every page asks, and how many places gave each answer sealed 2026-09-08
QuestionThe answer its text gavePlaces
Is a journal required?Unsettled: we could not read a sentence either way.37
Is a journal required?Its text says a notary public shall keep one.14
An electronic journal, for acts done in personUnsettled: we could not read enough of its text to say.39
An electronic journal, for acts done in personIts text permits a journal in an electronic format.11
An electronic journal, for acts done in personIts text describes a bound paper journal, and we found no words in it permitting an electronic one.1

What this page cannot tell you

  • An “unsettled” answer is our reading failing, not the state being silent. It means we could not find a sentence either way in the text we fetched, and the state's own page is linked so you can look yourself.
  • We read one page per state. A state whose rule is split across a statute, an administrative code and a handbook may say more elsewhere than the page we read.
  • These are the words as they stood on the date beside each place. A rule that changed after that date is not here until the next weekly read.
  • Nothing in this family is a legal position. A journal requirement can turn on the kind of act, the commission held, or a rule this feed never reads.
  • Not affiliated with any secretary of state, notary regulator or court. Not legal, tax or professional advice. Every line on this page is quoted from the state's own page linked beside it, on the date shown.

See the file before you pay

You do not have to take our word for what is in the file. Here are 25 rows of the real thing, carrying all 6 of its columns, cut out of the dated copies we sealed ourselves. Nothing in it is made up and nothing in it is tidied up.

  • Open the 25 rows as a CSVA plain spreadsheet file. It saves to your machine rather than painting itself into a browser tab, and it opens in Excel, Numbers or Google Sheets.
  • The same 25 rows as JSONThe same rows again, laid out for reading with code.

What arrives after you pay: a single private web page carrying the same journal with no entry limit and your state already selected, within 15 minutes of payment. Entries already in that browser open on it with the same passphrase.

What you would be paying for: $49 once, for one private web page carrying the same notary journal with no entry limit and your state already selected. Nothing recurring, nothing to cancel and no subscription behind it. The journal runs in your own browser: entries are sealed with a passphrase you choose and are stored only on your device, so nothing is uploaded and nobody here, including us, can read an entry or reset a forgotten passphrase. A browser can delete stored data on its own, which is why the tool asks for an encrypted backup file and refuses a new entry until one is saved; the backup is your copy to keep. It is sold only for states whose own text we could read and whose text permits a journal in an electronic format, and each state page shows those words and when we read them. It is a record you keep, not a legal opinion, and nothing here is legal or professional advice. Refund on request within 14 days. The private page is delivered within 15 minutes of payment. Entries you already made in the free tool are in the same browser and open on the paid page with the same passphrase. Still not here after 15 minutes? Reply to your Stripe receipt.

These 25 rows are a slice of the file, not the whole of it. What we cannot show you here is how far back it goes: that is the part you are paying for.

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$49 · One payment, not a subscription. You get one private page carrying the same journal with no entry limit. The free state pages are re-read every week; buying again is never needed and nothing recurs.

Buy — $49 one-off

$49 once, for one private web page carrying the same notary journal with no entry limit and your state already selected. Nothing recurring, nothing to cancel and no subscription behind it. The journal runs in your own browser: entries are sealed with a passphrase you choose and are stored only on your device, so nothing is uploaded and nobody here, including us, can read an entry or reset a forgotten passphrase. A browser can delete stored data on its own, which is why the tool asks for an encrypted backup file and refuses a new entry until one is saved; the backup is your copy to keep. It is sold only for states whose own text we could read and whose text permits a journal in an electronic format, and each state page shows those words and when we read them. It is a record you keep, not a legal opinion, and nothing here is legal or professional advice. Refund on request within 14 days. The private page is delivered within 15 minutes of payment. Entries you already made in the free tool are in the same browser and open on the paid page with the same passphrase. Still not here after 15 minutes? Reply to your Stripe receipt.

Rather ask first? Email operations@ustechautomations.com. No pay button on this one yet. The free tool on this page keeps 25 entries and is the same tool.

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