South Carolina § 26-1-140 Resignation of commission.

South Carolina Statutes

§ 26-1-140 — Resignation of commission.

South Carolina § 26-1-140

Title 26NOTARIES PUBLIC AND ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

Ch. 1NOTARIES PUBLIC

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S.C. Code Ann. § 26-1-140 (2026).

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(A)A notary who resigns the notary's commission shall submit to the Secretary a Change in Status Form indicating the effective date of resignation.

(B)A notary who ceases to reside in this State, or who becomes permanently unable to perform his notarial duties, shall resign his commission and submit to the Secretary a Change in Status Form indicating the effective date of resignation.

(C)A notary who resigns his commission shall destroy or deface all notary seals so that they may not be misused.

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(A) A notary who resigns the notary's commission shall submit to the Secretary a Change in Status Form indicating the effective date of resignation. (B) A notary who ceases to reside in this State, or who becomes permanently unable to perform his notarial duties, shall resign his commission and submit to the Secretary a Change in Status Form indicating the effective date of resignation. (C) A notary who resigns his commission shall destroy or deface all notary seals so that they may not be misused.