Is the training only for Florida notaries?
No it is not.
While TNEG is based in Florida and some training materials reference Florida notary laws and procedures, many professional development concepts apply broadly to notaries nationwide.
Students outside Florida are encouraged to confirm whether specific state-related training applies to their jurisdiction before enrolling.
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How do the live training sessions work?
Live training sessions may be conducted: One-on-one In group settings Virtually or in approved formats Sessions are scheduled upon request based on trainer and participant availability. Group training sessions generally require a minimum of 10 ...
What does the on-demand training include?
On-demand courses provide students with access to training materials through the online learning platform at any time. Benefits of self-paced learning include: 24/7 course access Flexible scheduling Ability to learn at your own pace Convenient access ...
Do You Submit My Florida Notary Application on My Behalf?
No. We do not submit your application on your behalf. Florida requires notary applications to be printed and signed before they can be submitted. After printing your application, you must: Complete and sign all required sections. Have a friend or ...
What Do I Need to Mail with My Florida Notary Application?
After completing your education course and filling out your application, you will need to print the application and complete all required fields, including any signatures. For a Standard Florida Notary Commission, mail: Your completed and signed ...
How do I Check the Status of My Florida Notary Application?
Florida processes notary applications on a first-received, first-processed basis. The processing timeline begins when the Florida Department of State receives your application, not when you mail it. Processing can take up to 8 weeks, depending on ...