Illinois HB4277 amends the Illinois Notary Public Act to require applicants for notary commissions to disclose felony convictions within the past 10.
HB4277 modifies the Illinois Notary Public Act by updating the application process for notary commissions. Applicants must now declare if they have been convicted of a felony within the last 10 years. The bill also outlines the information required for electronic notary public applications, including personal details, residency, and proof of completed courses and examinations. The Secretary of State retains the authority to approve or reject applications based on compliance with the Act.
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