A notary is a licensed legal professional who witnesses signatures on official documents. To become a notary in India requires 10 years of legal experience as an advocate, member of the legal service, or government officer requiring legal knowledge. Notaries work in courts, law offices, or independently, traveling to sign documents for clients. While earnings vary, on average a notary in India can make Rs. 1000 per day.

1. Careers
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Notary
Introduction
Eligibility
Job Prospects
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2. Introduction
A notary is a lawyer or person with legal training who is
licensed by the government to perform acts in legal
affairs, in particular witnessing signatures on
documents. The form that the notarial profession takes
varies with local legal systems.
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3. Eligibility
Ten (seven years in case of reserved categories and
women candidates) years of practice as an advocate. A
member of the Indian Legal Service. Officer under the
Central or State Government, requiring special knowledge
of law, after enrolment as an advocate. An officer in the
department of Judge, Advocate - General or in the armed
forces
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4. Job Prospects
Notary Public works in a variety of settings such as
courthouses, courtrooms and law offices. Another
option is to go into business as an independent notary,
signing documents upon request. Mobile notaries travel
upon customer demand from location to location.
Mobile notaries may also be hired on a part-time, on-call
basis for public offices or other organizations.
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5. Financial success of a Notary depends entirely upon his
experience and knowledge complemented by his public
relation. On an average a Notary can earn as good
as Rs.1000 per day or more for his services.
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