The specific forms of notarial certificates required by a notary public can vary depending on the state and county in which the notarial action takes place. Each jurisdiction may have its own set of requirements and prescribed forms for different types of notarial acts.
Generally, notarial certificates include essential information such as the name of the notary public, their commission expiration date, the state and county where the notary is commissioned, the date of the notarial act, and a statement indicating the type of notarial act performed (e.g., acknowledgment, jurat, etc.).
To ensure compliance with the applicable laws and regulations, it is important for notaries to familiarize themselves with the specific requirements of their jurisdiction and utilize the appropriate forms of notarial certificates as prescribed by their state and county. This information can typically be obtained from the state's Secretary of State office or the county clerk's office.