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NY Notary Pro

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The compliant notary journal New York requires.

Since January 25, 2023, every New York notary must keep a detailed journal of every notarial act and retain it for 10 years (19 NYCRR §182.9). NY Notary Pro™ makes every entry compliant automatically — on your phone and your laptop.

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📓 Compliant by design

Every field required by 19 NYCRR §182.9 is built in and required — date, time, act type, signer name and address, ID method, witnesses, verification procedure, and the electronic-notarization details. The app will not save a legally incomplete record.

📇 Scan an ID, done

Point your camera at the barcode on a driver license and the signer's name, address, and credential type fill themselves. The license number is never stored — only what the law requires.

⏰ Never miss a renewal

Your commission expires every 4 years. We remind you at 120, 90, 60, and 30 days — before a gap can cost you clients.

🗂 Organized & exportable

Search and sort by date, client, signer, act, or document. Print a certified-style paper journal or export CSV in one tap.

📩 Yearly logbook, automatically

Your yearly logbook is emailed to you as a single file before any record leaves free storage, followed by a 90-day grace period. Clear 10-year retention warnings keep you on the right side of the rule.

📸 Evidence attachments

Snap the signed document and capture GPS coordinates of where the act was logged. Photo and ID-image storage is an optional paid add-on, encrypted at rest.

Pricing

Free Trial

30 days
  • ✔ Every feature unlocked
  • ✔ Compliant journal (§182.9 fields)
  • ✔ ID-scan auto-fill included
  • ✔ No credit card required

Pro + Photos

$12.99/mo

or $99/year

  • ✔ Everything in Pro
  • ✔ Signed-document photos
  • ✔ ID-image storage (encrypted)

The leading notary eJournal charges $19/mo (~$168/yr). We're about half the price — and our Terms guarantee your journal stays viewable and exportable forever, subscription or not. See the full comparison →