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MO HB1056

Bill

Status

Introduced

2/25/2015

Primary Sponsor

Gail McCann Beatty

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Origin

House of Representatives

2015 Regular Session

AI Summary

  • Adds new disqualification for notary public applicants who have been convicted of, pled guilty to, or pled nolo contendere to crimes involving fraud, deceit, coercion, felonies, or official misconduct under the notary chapter

  • Creates Class B misdemeanor penalty for applicants who knowingly provide false information or fail to disclose qualifying criminal convictions on their notary application

  • Prohibits seal manufacturers from producing notary seals unless the notary presents original or certified commission documents; allows civil action against violators including recovery of attorney fees

  • Requires notaries to immediately notify the Secretary of State if their seal is lost, misplaced, destroyed, or damaged; Secretary must then issue a new commission number and may post public notice invalidating the old seal

  • Requires resigning notaries to surrender their seal to the Secretary of State; authorizes the Secretary to post public notice that the notary is no longer commissioned in Missouri

Legislative Description

Changes the laws regarding a notary public

Last Action

Referred: Civil and Criminal Proceedings(H)

5/15/2015

Committee Referrals

Civil and Criminal Proceedings5/15/2015

Full Bill Text

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