(a) The official stamp of a notary public shall:
(1) include:
(i) the notary public’s name and office;
(ii) 1. if the notary public resides in the State, the county in which the notary public resides; or
2. if the notary public resides outside the State, the county in which the notary public was qualified; and
(iii) any other information required by the Secretary of State; and
(2) be capable of being copied together with the record to which it is affixed or attached or with which it is logically associated.
(b) A notary public commissioned under the laws of this State shall include in the notary public’s official stamp or within a certificate of notarial act the expiration date of the notary public’s commission as a notary public.
(c) A notary public’s official stamp is a public seal.
Structure Maryland Statutes
Subtitle 2 - Revised Uniform Law on Notarial Acts
Section 18-202 - Applicability
Section 18-203 - Performance of Notarial Act
Section 18-204 - Verification, Attestation, Certification, or Protest
Section 18-205 - Acts Relating to Statements or Signatures
Section 18-206 - Evidence of Identity of Individuals
Section 18-207 - Refusal to Perform
Section 18-208 - Inability to Sign Record
Section 18-209 - Performance of Notarial Acts
Section 18-210 - Acts Performed in Another State
Section 18-212 - Act Performed Under Federal Law
Section 18-214 - Performance of Act Using Communication Technology for Remotely Located Individual
Section 18-215 - Certification of Notarial Acts
Section 18-216 - Form of Certificates
Section 18-217 - Requirements for Official Stamp
Section 18-218 - Security of Stamping Device
Section 18-219 - Journal for Documenting Notarial Acts
Section 18-220 - Selection of Technology for Use With Electronic Records
Section 18-221 - Failure to Perform Duty or Meet Requirement; Effect on Notarial Act
Section 18-224 - Restrictions on Authority Conferred by Commission
Section 18-225 - Construction of Subtitle
Section 18-226 - Construction With Federal Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act