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It goes without saying that your work as a Notary Public is completely confidential. The occasions that require a notarization usually are very private affairs. Make it a strict policy never to discuss any of the details of your assignments with anybody, even close family members.

Also, remember to keep previous journal entries private when your next client is signing your book. This can easily be done with a sheet of paper, or even your hand as you hold the book for their signature.

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