Yes. Texas law requires notaries to keep a record book with exact chronological details of each notarial act performed. Notaries are also required to keep a fee book in which to enter all charges for notarial services. These two books do not have to be maintained separately and may be combined into one book. The law specifies the exact elements to be recorded. The notary public record book published by Notary Public Underwriters Agency of Texas meets the requirements of the law. Be sure to include this item on your order form with your application, contact us directly to order at (800) 821-0822 or purchase online through our Supplies section.





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