Hey NJNA Family! I have two updates to share: 1) NJNA has reached out the Notary Division at the State level on multiple occasions, and it probably comes as no surprise that we have received ZERO responses to date. Nada. Nothing. Zilch. As a result, I have submitted a request for information via the Open Public Records Act, and I have posted online and tagged the legislators that were sponsors to the original education bill. The ball is now in their court. 2) Our course textbook, The Garden State Notary, will be available in paperback prints in just a few more days! This has been a tremendous undertaking and I'm thrilled that the book will be out very, very soon. Rest assured, I'm going to keep on, keeping on. We will make this happen for New Jersey Notaries!

After receiving some great feedback, we've updated our logo. Thanks to all that offered their constructive criticism. =)

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.