Mississippi Code
Title 25 - Public Officers and Employees; Public Records
Chapter 33 - Notaries Public

§ 25-33-1. Appointment, bond and oath; issuance of new certificate; qualifications - The Governor may appoint notaries public who may serve in...

§ 25-33-3. To procure seals; delivery of copy of seal provisions - Every notary public appointed and commissioned shall, at his own...

§ 25-33-5. Register of official acts - Every notary public shall keep a fair register of all...

§ 25-33-7. Disposal of register and papers - In the case of the death, resignation, disqualification or expiration...

§ 25-33-9. Administering oaths and affirmations; affidavit of notary public - Every notary public shall have the power of administering oaths...

§ 25-33-11. Powers and duties - Every notary public shall have power to receive the proof...

§ 25-33-13. Affixation of expiration date of commission - Every notary public, holding commission as such through appointment by...

§ 25-33-15. Record of protest of bill or note - When any notary public, justice of the peace, or clerk...

§ 25-33-17. Ex officio notaries public - All justice court judges and clerks, clerks of the circuit...

§ 25-33-19. Common seal of such officers - The board of supervisors of every county shall provide a...

§ 25-33-21. Acknowledgment by notary public as stockholder - It shall be lawful for any notary public who is...

§ 25-33-23. Notarial acts of commissioned officers of United States armed forces - In addition to the acknowledgment of instruments and the performance...

§ 25-33-25. Notice that a notary public is not an attorney - A notary public who is not an attorney licensed to...

§ 25-33-27. Prohibited representations or advertising - A notary public who is not an attorney licensed to...

§ 25-33-29. Exceptions - The provisions of Sections 25-33-25 through 25-33-31 shall not apply...

§ 25-33-33. Forms and fees not otherwise provided by law; regulations providing for suspension or revocation of notary commission for misfeasance or malfeasance in office - The Secretary of State may prescribe forms and establish fees...