Tex. Government Code § 406.106
This is the official text of Tex. Government Code § 406.106, part of Texas’s Government Code — covers the structure and operation of Texas state and local government.
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§ 406.106. PERFORMANCE OF NOTARIAL ACTS.
Official statutory text
An online notary public:
(1) is a notary public for purposes of Subchapter A and is subject to that subchapter to the same extent as a notary public appointed and commissioned under that subchapter;
(2) may perform notarial acts as provided by Subchapter A in addition to performing online notarizations; and
(3) may perform an online notarization authorized under this subchapter.
(1) is a notary public for purposes of Subchapter A and is subject to that subchapter to the same extent as a notary public appointed and commissioned under that subchapter;
(2) may perform notarial acts as provided by Subchapter A in addition to performing online notarizations; and
(3) may perform an online notarization authorized under this subchapter.
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