A notary expects to sign documents often in a county other than the county of residence. What step best fits the booklet guidance?

AI Explanation

Cross-county authentication is handled by filing, not by getting a second commission. Executive Law §132 and the booklet introduction explain that a notary may file an autograph signature and certificate of official character in another county. For contrast, the notary’s jurisdiction is already statewide under Executive Law §135; the extra filing mainly helps later county-clerk authentication.