As used in this chapter: (1) “Notary public” means a person duly appointed or commissioned under § 21-14-101; (2) “Person” means: (A) (i) An individual; (ii) An organization; (iii) An association; (iv) A partnership; (v) A limited liability company; or (vi) A corporation; or (B) Any combination of them; and (3) “Practice of law” means: […]
It is a violation of this chapter for any person to advertise his or her services using the terms “notario ” or “notario publico”, or any similar term, unless the person is a notary public as defined in this subchapter and the person complies with the notice requirements in § 4-109-103.
(a) Any notary public who chooses to use the term “notario” or “notario publico”, or any similar terms, in any advertisement shall include in the advertisement the following notice: (b) The notice shall be provided in both English and Spanish. “I AM NOT A LICENSED ATTORNEY AND CANNOT ENGAGE IN THE PRACTICE OF LAW. I […]
This chapter does not apply to an attorney licensed in this state.
A violation of this chapter is an unconscionable or deceptive act or practice, as defined by the Deceptive Trade Practices Act, § 4-88-101 et seq.