Notary Public Handbook: A Guide for New York Law

By Alfred E. Piombino

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0944560318
• ISBN13: 9780944560310
• Release Date: July 2000
• Publisher: East Coast Pub
• Length: 256 Pages
• Weight: 0.77 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.5" x 0.8" x 5.5"

Customer Reviews

Great Reference Book!

I bought this book two days before I took my New York Notary Public Exam, and I only spent a night to study the Q & A (there were four parts of more than 20 questions in each part), and I passed! This is also a very good reference book, and I've been using it for quick reference for the past six years. The book has very accurate information. Why I know? Some of my experienced Notary Public colleagues were once skeptical about some of the information the author mentioned, and when I called the New York State Department for Notary Public, I was given an answer exactly as the author said.

PIOMBINO is a master

Great book and the practice exams are a MUST HAVE. If you get the opportunity, you should take one of his seminars--this guy's a trip. PS I read the book, took all the practice exams and passed the exam!!!!

BEST for studying to pass NYS notary exam!

The FOUR practice exams are awesome! They are styled just like the state exams and even have answers and explanations for every question. The 160 practice questions helped me pass the state exam with flying colors. Piombino writes in easy-to-understand, plain English. The book illustrations are helpful to better understand the concepts, too. I learned so much more than I thought I ever would. Even my friend (a New York notary) liked it. She found the latest, New York law changes in the book especially helpful for her job. ANYONE preparing for the New York State exam needs THIS book! Recommended highly!

Useful information

The book has very practical information on the functions of a notary. There's also detail on the legal background. There's a lot that I never realized about what notaries can/can't do, nor did I know the details behind the proper procedures a notary should follow. Good stuff.