Observed arrival · 2026-10-26
A notary journal that follows state rules
US Notary Journal presents a digital recordkeeping tool that adapts its fields to a notary’s commission state.
- For
- Commissioned notaries managing state-specific journal and fee rules
- Worth noticing
- The page says completed entries are SHA-256 chained and corrections become dated addenda.
Field notes
The page says a notary chooses a commission state, after which the journal requests that state's required fields. It lists signer signatures, thumbprint capture where required, credible-witness entries, fee and mileage logs, requester profiles, reminders, reports, and PDF/CSV/JSON exports. Completed entries are described as locked and SHA-256 chained, with corrections recorded as dated addenda. The browser version is presented as working across devices, while iPhone and Android apps are identified as coming soon.
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