5 GCA § 33413: Obtaining a Seal.

(a) A vendor may not provide a notary seal, either inking or embossing, to a person claiming to be a notary, unless the person presents the following documents, which the vendor must retain for a period of three (3) years: A photocopy of the person’s notarial commission, attached to a notarized declaration substantially as follows:

“Application for Notary Seal

I, ________________ (name of person requesting

the seal), declare that I am a Notary Public duly

commissioned by the Territory of Guam, with a

commission starting date of ________, a commission

expiration date of ___________________, and a

commission number of _____________. As evidence, I

attach to this paper a photocopy of my commission.

________________________

(signature of person requesting the seal)”

(b) A notary applying for a seal as a result of a name change shall present a copy of the Confirmation of Notary’s Name Change from the Attorney General in place of the Application for a Notary Seal.

(c) A vendor who fails to keep a document specified in this section is guilty of a petty misdemeanor.