Notary Public Workshop slated for March 4 at Cayuga Community College in Auburn
Law Scholar Alfred E. Piombino will teach a seminar at Cayuga Community College for those interested in becoming a New York Notary Public. The exclusive, in-person seminar on Tuesday, March 4, 2025 runs from 9:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. Parking is free and no car permit is required at the Auburn campus; public transit is available.
This practical seminar helps prepare participants to successfully pass the New York State written bar examination. It will also cover the recent release of the newly designated New York State “Electronic Notary” called eNotary and Remote Online Notarization (RON). New mandatory journal requirements for all New York Notaries will also be discussed, in addition to other new rules and regulations.
Attendance at this law seminar is a must for every applicant to properly prepare for all of the legal duties, authority and responsibilities of holding a New York State Notary Public commission. The exam and appointment are under the auspices of the New York Secretary of State. The law examination is not offered on the workshop date, but is held on a regular basis in North Syracuse and other locations throughout New York State.
Four sample examinations are provided to every participant as a self-study aid for review after the seminar. All participants will receive two books written by the speaker – Notary Public Register and Recordkeeping Protocols and Notary Public Handbook: A Guide for New York (East Coast Publishing).
Piombino is the leading New York and national notary law and practice expert. Starting in 1987, he designed and initiated the Notary Public Training Programs at over 35 State University of New York (SUNY) and City of New York (CUNY) colleges throughout New York State, including Cayuga Community College. He has personally prepared tens of thousands of people to pass the New York state proctored examination. Piombino is the author of nine law books, including Notary Public Handbook, a court expert witness and is listed in Who’s Who in American Law.
For more information or to register for the program, call Cayuga Community College on (315) 294-8841 or register immediately on the Cayuga CC website.