NRS 240.181. Short title.

NRS 240.182. Definitions.

NRS 240.183. “Electronic” defined.

NRS 240.184. “Electronic document” defined.

NRS 240.185. “Electronic notarial act” defined.

NRS 240.186. “Electronic notary public” defined.

NRS 240.187. “Electronic seal” defined.

NRS 240.188. “Electronic signature” defined.

NRS 240.189. Applicability.

NRS 240.191. Appointment by Secretary of State; cancellation of appointment; unlawful acts; injunctive relief.

NRS 240.192. Application for appointment; oath and bond; additional requirements for resident of adjoining state; commencement of term; fee for original, duplicate or amended certificate of appointment.

NRS 240.193. Requirements for bond; notification of exhaustion of penal sum; release of surety; suspension of appointment; reinstatement of appointment.

NRS 240.194. Term of office; suspension of appointment by operation of law; changes of information.

NRS 240.195. Courses of study required; persons required to successfully complete course of study; fees.

NRS 240.196. Powers of electronic notary public.

NRS 240.197. Fees for services; additional fees for travel expenses; notarial acts performed within and outside scope of employment.

NRS 240.198. Notarization of signature of person not in presence of notary public unlawful; penalty; notarization of certain electronic documents prohibited; powers limited to areas within this State.

NRS 240.199. Evidence of electronic notarial act.

NRS 240.201. Duty to keep journal of electronic notarial acts; suspension of appointment for failure to produce journal entry; delivery of notarial records to Secretary of State upon resignation, revocation or expiration of appointment.

NRS 240.202. Use of electronic signature and electronic seal; safeguarding of electronic signature, electronic seal and notarial records; maintenance of technology or device used to create electronic signature.

NRS 240.203. Notice to Secretary of State of resignation or death of notary public or revocation or expiration of appointment; duty to erase, delete, destroy or otherwise render ineffective the notary’s electronic signature technology or device.

NRS 240.204. Unlawful acts.

NRS 240.205. Authentication of signature of electronic notary public by Secretary of State.

NRS 240.206. Regulations.