Ace your PA notary education course assessment on the first try with 100+ practice questions, a complete PA law cheat sheet, RULONA summary, and a full review of every topic tested in the mandatory 3-hour course.
Pennsylvania requires a mandatory 3-hour education course — this guide makes sure you pass the assessment and actually know the law
A complete study package built around Pennsylvania's Revised Uniform Law on Notarial Acts (RULONA — 57 Pa.C.S.). Every practice question reflects the topics covered in the mandatory 3-hour education course and its final assessment, so you're prepared going in and competent once commissioned.
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Our guide covers every subject area tested in the mandatory 3-hour course and beyond
The 3-hour education course is required, but notaries who don't truly understand RULONA make costly errors — rejected documents, client complaints, and potential license revocation. This guide goes deeper than course-minimum prep so you practice with confidence from day one.
Here's a preview of what's inside. The full guide includes 50+ questions with explanations.
The most-tested RULONA facts, fees, and deadlines — organized for rapid review
Key facts from 57 Pa.C.S. — partial preview below
Know the law before you practice it. Pass the course assessment, avoid costly errors, and start notarizing with confidence.
The $9.97 guide gets you commissioned. This course gets you to $100K/year as a signing agent in Pennsylvania's active real estate market.
Everything you need to build a full-time notary income in Pennsylvania and beyond
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Pennsylvania does not require a separate state-administered proctored exam like California. However, all new applicants must complete a mandatory 3-hour approved education course, which includes a final assessment. Our prep guide is designed to help you pass that assessment and — more importantly — retain the knowledge you need to notarize correctly under Pennsylvania RULONA (57 Pa.C.S.).
RULONA stands for the Revised Uniform Law on Notarial Acts, adopted by Pennsylvania as 57 Pa.C.S. effective October 26, 2017. It completely replaced the old Pennsylvania Notary Public Law and governs every aspect of notary practice in the state — notarial acts, identification standards, journal requirements, fees, electronic notarization, and grounds for discipline. All course assessments and notary compliance is based on RULONA.
To become a PA notary you must: be at least 18 years old, be a resident of Pennsylvania or have a primary place of employment in the state, complete a 3-hour approved education course, submit an application to the Department of State with the filing fee (~$42), obtain a $10,000 surety bond, take an oath of office, and obtain your official notary stamp. The commission is valid for 4 years.
Pennsylvania mobile notaries and loan signing agents typically earn $40,000–$85,000+ annually. The Philadelphia metro area, Pittsburgh, and the Lehigh Valley all have active real estate markets with strong demand for signing agents. Loan signings typically pay $75–$200 per appointment, and experienced agents complete multiple signings per day.
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Yes. Pennsylvania enacted RON legislation effective in 2020. PA notaries can perform remote online notarizations using approved audio-visual technology platforms after registering with the Department of State. Our guide includes a section on Pennsylvania's RON requirements — an increasingly important and lucrative service for commissioned PA notaries.
Pass the course assessment and understand the law that governs your commission. For $9.97, there's no reason to walk in unprepared.
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