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MO HB2725
Bill
Status
3/10/2016
Primary Sponsor
Gail McCann Beatty
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AI Summary
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Adds disqualification for notary public applicants who have been convicted of, found guilty of, or pled guilty/nolo contendere to crimes involving fraud, deceit, coercion, felonies, or official misconduct under the notary chapter
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Creates a class B misdemeanor penalty for applicants who knowingly provide false information on their application or fail to disclose qualifying criminal convictions
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Prohibits production of notary seals unless the notary presents their original or amended certificate of appointment, a certified copy, or a letter of commission from the secretary of state's office
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Requires notaries to immediately notify the secretary of state if their seal is lost, misplaced, destroyed, broken, damaged, or inoperable, triggering issuance of a new commission number
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Authorizes the secretary of state to post public notice on its website when a notary seal/commission number is invalid or when a notary is no longer commissioned in Missouri
Legislative Description
Changes the laws regarding a notary public
Last Action
Referred: Civil and Criminal Proceedings(H)
5/13/2016