NRS240.194. Term of office; suspension of appointment by operation of law; changes of information.

      1.  The initial term of appointment as an electronic notary public is 2 years. Each term of appointment as an electronic notary public subsequent to the initial term is 4 years.

      2.  The appointment of an electronic notary public is suspended by operation of law when the electronic notary public is no longer appointed as a notary public in this State. If the appointment of an electronic notary public has expired or been revoked or suspended, the Secretary of State shall immediately notify the electronic notary public in writing that his or her appointment as an electronic notary public will be suspended by operation of law until he or she is appointed as a notary public in this State.

      3.  If, at any time during his or her appointment, an electronic notary public changes his or her electronic mail address, county of residence, name, electronic signature or the technology or device used to create his or her electronic signature, the electronic notary public shall, within 10 days after making the change, submit to the Secretary of State:

      (a) An electronic document, signed with the electronic signature submitted by the electronic notary public pursuant to subsection 2 of NRS 240.192, that includes the change of information; and

      (b) A fee of $10.

      (Added to NRS by 2009, 3021)