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FAQ's:
Q: Does your course
satisfy the six (6) hour Mandatory Education
Requirement?
A:
Absolutely, YES! We are an approved
education vendor for the State of California.
Q: How do I
complete the course?
A: Follow the 4
simple steps below. You can complete the
course online, in person, self study or via CD.
Q: Can I really pay
for the course after I take it?
A: Yes,
download the
course and pay when you are ready to receive
your proof of completion.
Q: How do you know when I
finish with the self study course?
A: You submit
both your Payment and
Declaration of
Completion - which provides your mailing
address and contact information; it also declares
that you have studied the course for at least six
(6) hours.
Once received, we will automatically mail your
Proof of Completion within 24 hours. You
take the Proof of Completion with you when you
take the State administered exam.
Q: Can I take the
State administered exam online?
A: No.
You can
register for the exam online, but, you must be
present in order to take the exam.
Note: If your preferred test date is
filled, you may also be able to "Walk-in"
about 30 minutes early.
For additional information on testing, call:
(916)263-3520 or email:
NotaryInfo@cps.ca.gov. (*You may also
email them to obtain a notary public handbook or
application.)
Course
Completion Instructions:
5 Great Course Choices:
Online
Self Study
Instructor-led
Audio CD
PDF download
We also offer Mystery Shopping!
How it works:
STEP 1:
(Choose course method below)
1. Take our
online course OR
2. Download a PDF
course OR
3. Order our Self
Study Course OR
4. Order our
Audio CD OR
5. Take our live
seminar *Proof
of Completion given in class
STEP 2:
Pay for your course
STEP 3:
Submit your declaration stating that you have
finished the course
Email, submit or fax us your
Declaration of completion &
Refund and
cancellation Policy
(This is our indication
that you have completed the course.)
STEP 4 :
We mail you the State required
Proof of Completion in 24 hours. You will need to
take the Proof of Completion with you when you
take the state exam.
That's it! It's
that simple!
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