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How Long Does It Take To Receive CA Notary Commission?

It is going to take 4-5 weeks (this if you passed the test & had your fingerprints taken in a timely manner). That means you had your fingerprints take the day of the state exam or very soon after the test. I teach for http://www.notaryclasses.com

It is great news that it's only going to be 4-5 weeks to become a notary in CA compared to the 10-12 weeks it was taking in 2008.

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Posted by Joan Bergstrom Riverside CA Mobile Notary on 11/13/2009 11:21 PM

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4 Comments on How Long Does It Take To Receive CA Notary Commission?

NOV

That's interesting. My husband just got his Pool Contractor's license and it only took four weeks from the test date! This is compared to 6 months backlog in 2008.

NOV

I was thinking about becoming a Notary, but many of the title companies won't let independent Notaries work on their transactions. What's up with that? Is that legal? Why become a Notary if you're not going to be able to work?

NOV

This is helpful information, Joan. Thanks!

DEC

California always has the toughest notary exam requirements. I laugh when I teach notary classes for www.notaryclasses.com and notaries, who were notaries in other states are just appalled by the requirements that Ca requires.

I think we could say the same requirements are required in CA for a:

Lender,

Attorney

Real Estate Agent

Insurance

California is a pain............................

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