New NJNA Member Assistance Line The New Jersey Notary Association has established a dedicated phone line for NJNA members who need help with notarizations or questions about New Jersey notary practice. This number is also provided directly to New Jersey legislators and government offices so they can reach us quickly when questions arise regarding notarial law, education, or compliance matters. Calls to this line receive priority response, meaning messages left here will typically be returned much faster than calls placed to our standard office phone line. Important details • Calls to this line receive preferential response priority • The number is reserved for NJNA members and government officials • The number will not be published on our website • We strongly recommend saving the number in your phone If your question involves a document, you may take a clear photo and text it to this number along with your name and a short explanation. This helps us review the situation more quickly. Specific details of calls, messages, and submitted documents are treated as confidential and will not be shared. Generalized details may be published to the "Ask NJNA" thread, if the question and answer may be beneficial to other members. If published, names and/or client details will NOT be included. NJNA Member Assistance Line 856-425-2650 Tap the contact card below to save the number directly to your phone.

Hi everyone! I’m a newly commissioned NJ Notary. Where do you get your self-ink notary stamps and supplies? Thank you.

Hey Notary Family. I'm thrilled to announce that the Garden State Notary is now available on Amazon in paperback. The hardcover format is being finalized now, and will be listed within the next day or so. This textbook is the companion to the education videos that are provided to members on the Classroom Tab. As I mentioned in a previous post, we intend to obtain an initial stock of books. These will be made available directly on the NJNA website. A NJNA member discount code will also be created. This may take a few weeks, so stay tuned.

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!