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Alaska Statutes.

Title 44. State Government

Chapter 50. Notaries Public

Section 170. State Employees as Notaries.

AS 44.50.170. State Employees as Notaries.

(a) The lieutenant governor may appoint and commission state employees as notaries public of the state to act for and in behalf of a department of the state government as the lieutenant governor considers proper. If a state employee is appointed and commissioned, the head of the department shall execute a certificate that the appointment is made for the purposes of the department. When the certificate is filed with the lieutenant governor, the notary may not charge fees for filing or issuing a document in connection with the appointment.

(b) A department for which a notary public is appointed and commissioned under this section may pay from funds available for its support the premiums on the bond and the cost of stamps, seals, or other supplies required in connection with the appointment, commission, or performance of the duties of the notary public.

(c) Fees collected or obtained by a notary public whose documents have been filed without charge and for whom bond premiums have been paid by a state agency shall be remitted by the notary to the state department by which the notary is employed and paid into the general fund of the state. Notwithstanding AS 44.50.030 , the termination of employment revokes the commission of a notary whose documents have been filed without charge and for whom bond premiums have been paid by a state agency.

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