I am SUPER PROUD to share a major milestone with the community. NJNA has submitted our full notary curriculum to the State of New Jersey for review! For context, the current NJ Notary Manual is only 26 pages.Our submission is 218 pages of New Jersey specific education, guidance, and compliance focused material! As part of this submission, we have also formally requested to be listed as a professional association within the official New Jersey Notary Manual. This is an important step toward broader recognition, stronger education standards, and a clearer voice for New Jersey notaries. HOW YOU CAN HELP: If you have found value in NJNA, please take a moment to post a review on our Google listing. Member feedback and visibility directly support efforts like this and help demonstrate the impact of our work. Thank you for being part of this community and helping cultivate strong notarial roots in the Garden State.

We’re excited to welcome you to the official online community of the New Jersey Notary Association. This forum will serve as a gathering place for notaries across the state to connect, collaborate, and grow together. Whether you’re newly commissioned or a seasoned professional, you’ll find valuable insights, discussions, and resources designed to help you succeed. Here, members will be able to: - Exchange knowledge and experiences about notarial practices and procedures. - Ask questions and receive guidance from fellow notaries - Share updates about laws, forms, and industry changes - Discover training opportunities, upcoming events, and continuing education programs - Build professional connections and strengthen the notary community across New Jersey. We ask all members to participate respectfully and maintain a professional tone. This space will thrive through open communication, mutual support, and a shared commitment to integrity and excellence. Together, we will make the NJNA Forum a trusted hub for collaboration, education, and community among New Jersey notaries. Welcome to your professional network. Patrick Anthony President