AK Notary AK Notary Seal and Stamp Requirements

Question 1

What information must appear on an Alaska notary's official seal?

Accepted Answer

Name, state (Alaska), and the words 'Notary Public'

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Name, state, and county

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Name, license number, and expiration date

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Name, address, and bond number

Question 2

Which type of seal is most commonly used by Alaska notaries today?

Accepted Answer

Rubber ink stamp

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Embossing seal only

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Wax seal

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Electronic seal only

Question 3

What should an Alaska notary do if their seal is lost or stolen?

Accepted Answer

Immediately notify the Lieutenant Governor's office and obtain a replacement

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Continue using a different pen signature only

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Wait until the next renewal to replace it

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Purchase a new one without reporting the loss

Question 4

Can an Alaska notary use their official seal for personal or unofficial purposes?

Accepted Answer

No, the seal may only be used for official notarial acts

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Yes, if they note it is unofficial

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Yes, for decorative purposes

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Yes, with written permission from the Lt. Governor

Question 5

What shape is typically required for an Alaska notary public's ink stamp seal?

Accepted Answer

Circular or rectangular

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Triangle

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Square or rectangle

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Any shape the notary chooses

Question 6

Is an Alaska notary required to include their commission expiration date on their seal?

Accepted Answer

No, expiration date is not required on the seal itself

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Yes, always required on the seal

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Only if the notary chooses to include it

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Yes, but only on electronic seals