šŸ“˜ NEW RESOURCE: The ā€œOne Journalā€ Rule in New Jersey
Hello NJNA family! We received a very interesting question recently, and the answer was thought-provoking enough that we decided to turn it into a full topic on the NJNA website rather than just a post here in the community.
New Jersey law requires notaries to maintain only one official journal for all notarial acts, including in-person notarizations, electronic notarizations, and RON.
This new page breaks down:
  • What the ā€œone journalā€ requirement means in practice
  • How to handle in-person, electronic, and RON entries within a single journal
  • Why RON platform records do not replace your journal
  • NJNA’s recommended approach for maintaining clear, consistent compliance
If you’re working across both traditional and remote notarizations, this is an important read and directly relevant to day-to-day recordkeeping decisions. As always, NJNA continues to focus on practical guidance for real-world notary situations, not just theoretical rules.
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šŸ“˜ NEW RESOURCE: The ā€œOne Journalā€ Rule in New Jersey
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