Dear Valued NJNA Members: Earlier today, June 10, 2026, representatives of the New Jersey Notary Association met with officials from the New Jersey Treasury, Division of Revenue and Enterprise Services, to discuss concerns regarding the current state of New Jersey's notary education and examination program. We are pleased to report that the discussion was productive, professional, and well received. Our concerns were heard and thoughtfully considered, and a mutual commitment was made to continue these discussions with the shared goal of identifying opportunities for improvement. We view this as a positive development and an important step forward for New Jersey's notarial community. While it is still early in the process, I am encouraged by the dialogue that has been established and the willingness of all parties to work collaboratively toward solutions. As additional information becomes available, we will share updates with you. I would also like to take this opportunity to thank our members for your continued support of NJNA, your dedication to the office of Notary Public, and your commitment to providing compliant, professional, and effective services to the residents of New Jersey. This commitment to excellence helps strengthen public trust in the notarial profession and reinforces the important role notaries play throughout our state. As we move forward, our primary mission remains unchanged. The New Jersey Notary Association exists to educate New Jersey notaries, provide worthwhile and practical educational content, and serve as a trusted resource when questions arise. Whether through training programs, reference materials, member discussions, or direct assistance, we remain committed to helping notaries perform their duties with confidence, competence, and compliance. We also welcome feedback, suggestions, and concerns from our members. NJNA is committed to ensuring that the voices of New Jersey notaries are heard and that legitimate concerns affecting our profession receive appropriate attention. While we may not always have immediate answers or solutions, we will continue to listen, advocate, and engage in constructive dialogue on behalf of the notarial community. Your input helps us identify issues, prioritize initiatives, and better serve both our members and the public.

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