Ind. Code § 2-3-4-3
Date of expiration of legislative notary's power
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Current — January 1, 2025
As of January 1, 2018
Sec. 3. It shall be the duty of every member of the general assembly performing any of the acts as set forth in this chapter, at the time of signing any certificates of acknowledgment of a deed, mortgage or other instrument, or any jurat or other official document, to append to such certificate the date of the member's election to the general assembly. The jurisdiction of any such member to perform the duties mentioned in this section shall be coextensive with the state of Indiana.
Sec. 3. (a) When performing any of the acts described in section 1 of this chapter, a legislative notary must show the date that the legislative notary's power expires as provided in subsection (c) on the document at the time the legislative notary signs an acknowledgment, a jurat, or any other official document.
(b) The power of a legislative notary to perform the acts described in section 1 of this chapter extends throughout Indiana.
(c) The power of a legislative notary expires as follows:
(1) If the individual is a member of the general assembly, the date the individual's current term of office expires.
(2) If the legislative notary is not a member of the general assembly, the date the term of the current general assembly expires.
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