The applicant must provide the expiration date of the current commission and signature of the commissioned notary.
The applicant must provide an email address and a description of the electronic technology to be used.
The applicant must submit an exemplar of the electronic signature.
The applicant must file a county-clerk authentication certificate with the registration.
Official source: Notary Public License Law (March 2026)
Reference: Executive Law §135-c(3)(b); Executive Law §133
Source checked September 7, 2026
Correct Answer
D. The applicant must file a county-clerk authentication certificate with the registration.
Detailed Explanation
Registration does not require county-clerk authentication. Executive Law §135-c(3)(b) lists the registration items: current commissioned name and address, commission expiration and signature, email address, description of the electronic technology, and an exemplar of the electronic signature. For contrast, authentication under Executive Law §133 is a separate county-clerk certificate for particular notarized acts.
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