A New York resident notary moves to another state but keeps a place of business in New York. What happens to the commission?

A New York Resident Notary Moves To Another State But Keeps A Place Of B – NY Notary Exam Practice

The commission is automatically vacated

The commission continues because the notary still maintains a New York office or place of business

The commission continues only for six months

The commission converts to a county-limited commission

Official source: Notary Public License Law (March 2026)

Reference: Executive Law §130

Source checked September 7, 2026

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Correct Answer

B. The commission continues because the notary still maintains a New York office or place of business

Detailed Explanation

Executive Law §130 states that a resident notary who moves out of state does not vacate the office if the notary still maintains a place of business or office in New York State.

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